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  • Tom2013
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    • Sep 2013
    • 20

    #1

    GO enrichment analysis for RNA-Seq data

    I aim to compare transcriptomic response in a non-model species using RNA-Seq. So far, I have applied local blastx to analyzed all the expressed genes (around 60 000 genes) and obtained the xml file. I would like to conduct GO enrichment analysis. For GO enrichment analysis, I assume I need to do GO term mapping, annotation and then enrichment analysis according to Blast2Go pipeline. I planned to use Blast2Go, but it was too slow to my data set when I used it for mapping. Does anybody know which softwares I can use for the next analyses?

    Thanks in advance.
  • Mocca
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 9

    #2
    Check out Trinotate - took me a bit more than one week to do the annotation of my de novo transcriptome (some trial and error there). The blast part (only the mandatory one) took 4 days. I also tried the optional blast part (larger database) - that one I killed after 2 weeks as I didn't have more time availabe :-)

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