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  • bioinfosm
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 483

    #1

    ELAND RNA for gene expression (error-rate)

    Hi all,

    For one of our 50bp rnaSEQ run, the error profile looks very strange, with a peak of 10% error rate around base 22 for all of lane1

    Is there a possible explanation for this!
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    bioinfosm
  • dvh
    Member
    • Jul 2008
    • 35

    #2
    Never seen that in quite a few RNAseq runs.

    Someone added more cycle seq reagent at the wrong time, banged the machine, brief power cut, etc?

    You could always N out this base position in all the fastq files, provided your chosen alignment tool can cope with N's. Shouldnt make much difference if you have 50bp reads.

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    • bioinfosm
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 483

      #3
      interesting, the machine stopped at that cycle and was then restarted!
      But am still to find why just a single lane got affected
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      bioinfosm

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