Thanks for updating m6anet to work with the new RNA004 chemistry. I've had luck in the past used m6anet on my RNA002 data sets, but I've now switched to the RNA004 chemistry. When I run m6anet and ONT's modkit on the same dataset, I get differing results. Namely, I'm looking at nuclear and cytoplasmic fractions and the two programs yield opposite results as to where m6A is enriched. Have you or any collaborators compared the output of m6anet to modkit?
Thanks!
Thanks for updating m6anet to work with the new RNA004 chemistry. I've had luck in the past used m6anet on my RNA002 data sets, but I've now switched to the RNA004 chemistry. When I run m6anet and ONT's modkit on the same dataset, I get differing results. Namely, I'm looking at nuclear and cytoplasmic fractions and the two programs yield opposite results as to where m6A is enriched. Have you or any collaborators compared the output of m6anet to modkit?
Thanks!