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  • Tophat-Cufflinks small sample

    Hello.

    Does anybody use Tophat-Cufflinks for RNA sequencing analysis?
    I want to know how to use these tools but I can not find any small datasets which give some correct results.

    I have tried to run Tophat with test_data from their site but it is only one very small sample and Cufflinks gives only empty results for this input data.

    When I try to find a bigger data then it is usually some 1.5-2 Gb of short-reads, and it is handled too long. But I want to see some very small examples which gives non-empty results.

    Could you share with me some small test datasets for the tools, please?

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    There's plenty of data from the Sequence Read Archive that you could use:



    If you don't want to use a full dataset, then you can just subsample the reads from a larger experiment. I find for testing though doing a full analysis then extracting a bunch of reads from a subset of genes you know to be differentially expressed is a good way to create a small dataset that will give you results whilst you're testing software.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Bukowski View Post
      There's plenty of data from the Sequence Read Archive that you could use:



      If you don't want to use a full dataset, then you can just subsample the reads from a larger experiment. I find for testing though doing a full analysis then extracting a bunch of reads from a subset of genes you know to be differentially expressed is a good way to create a small dataset that will give you results whilst you're testing software.
      Hm, thanks a lot!
      I've just cut the file from 1.5 Gb to 30 Mb and Tophat+Cufflinks pipeline gives non-empty results. Great!

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