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  • RNA-Seq without reference

    Hi
    Does anyone try transcriptome analysis of the organism of which reference genome is unknown?
    The organism is plant, and have about 80 % similarity of Arabidopsis genes at nucleotide level.
    Data type is SOLiD. I think the first step is de novo assembly of RNA, followed by the read mapping and estimation of gene expression.
    I haven't tried RNA de novo assembly yet. Any suggestion ?

    Ken

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    Originally posted by kenosaki View Post
    Hi
    Does anyone try transcriptome analysis of the organism of which reference genome is unknown?
    The organism is plant, and have about 80 % similarity of Arabidopsis genes at nucleotide level.
    Data type is SOLiD. I think the first step is de novo assembly of RNA, followed by the read mapping and estimation of gene expression.
    I haven't tried RNA de novo assembly yet. Any suggestion ?

    Ken
    Yes: "without a reference" in the search bar above.
    It gives you this page:
    http://seqanswers.com/forums/search.php?searchid=378543
    where for instance this thread seems to be relevant to your interest.
    hope it helps.
    s.

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      http://seqanswers.com/forums/search.php?searchid=378543
      where for instance this thread seems to be relevant to your interest
      yes, this thread helps a lot.

      Thanks Steven

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      • #4
        Originally posted by kenosaki View Post
        Hi
        Does anyone try transcriptome analysis of the organism of which reference genome is unknown?
        The organism is plant, and have about 80 % similarity of Arabidopsis genes at nucleotide level.
        Data type is SOLiD. I think the first step is de novo assembly of RNA, followed by the read mapping and estimation of gene expression.
        I haven't tried RNA de novo assembly yet. Any suggestion ?

        Ken

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