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  • luke.pilling
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1

    #1

    SOAPals, for finding splice junctions

    Hello --

    I have been researching RNA-Seq and how to determine splice junctions (i.e. TopHat etc), and have just checked the SOAP website and it says they have released a new splice junction tool (18.04.2010 - so pretty recent).



    However I cannot find any literature relating to it, even on their site.

    I don't suppose anyone has any more information regarding SOAPals, whether it is better/worse than TopHat for anything?

    Thanks for your time,

    Luke
  • slei
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1

    #2
    i counter one, but do not test it.


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    • feixue1039
      Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 18

      #3
      Originally posted by luke.pilling View Post
      Hello --

      I have been researching RNA-Seq and how to determine splice junctions (i.e. TopHat etc), and have just checked the SOAP website and it says they have released a new splice junction tool (18.04.2010 - so pretty recent).



      However I cannot find any literature relating to it, even on their site.

      I don't suppose anyone has any more information regarding SOAPals, whether it is better/worse than TopHat for anything?

      Thanks for your time,

      Luke
      Hi, Luke

      I think you can get what you want by the follow links:


      feixue1039

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      • Jon_Keats
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2010
        • 279

        #4
        Looks like a nice application. Do you have performance comparisons using longer read lengths? And how different is it computationally (ie. speed to align 10e6 reads).

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