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  • fjrossello
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    • Sep 2011
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    Yeast filter-reference file.

    Hi guys,
    My apologies if the question is simple or trivial, but I am not an expert in this type of analysis.
    I am trying to perform a whole transcriptome analysis of 4 yeast samples processed using Solid.
    I was offered the opportunity to use LifeScope to analyse the obtained XSQ files and I was wondering if anyone knows whether there is a filter-reference file available.
    This file is a FASTA file containing uninteresting reference sequences such as Ribosomal RNA, tRNA, or vector sequences and are a compulsory requirement for the software to continue the anlalysis
    Any ideas?

    Thanks in advance
    Tags: filter-reference files, yeast
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