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Hi, I have RNAseq data from a knockout vs. wt mice study. The problem is, when I try to render a volcano plot with the genes, the plot is skewed immensely by the gene that was knocked out. See below for the effect of the volcano I made. Is there a way for me to segment the X- and Y-axis? Ideally, both the knocked out gene and other genes should be prominent in the final graph. Otherwise, I could just discount that gene and plot the rest of the genes for volcano. Thanks in advance.
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Hi, I have RNAseq data from a knockout vs. wt mice study. The problem is, when I try to render a volcano plot with the genes, the plot is skewed immensely by the gene that was knocked out. See below for the effect of the volcano I made. Is there a way for me to segment the X- and Y-axis? Ideally, both the knocked out gene and other genes should be prominent in the final graph. Otherwise, I could just discount that gene and plot the rest of the genes for volcano. Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: