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  • Francy87
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    • May 2013
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    mRNA seq analysis

    Hi!
    I just started with metatranscriptome analysis, so I'm sorry to do a stupid or obvious question... I have metatranscriptome data from food fermentations, obtained through HiSeq. I already analysed the 16S data and so I know the microbiota is not very complex. Reading some other posts and some tutorials, I suppose the first thing to do is mapping them to some reference genomes, using software like bowtie... The question is: since I have reads supposed to be from many different microorganisms, is there a way to map them to more than one genome? Or should I need to map my reads to one organism at the time? If yes, then how can I assemble the files from each genome mapping?
    Can someone suggest me a good pipeline to do this kind of analysis?

    Thanks a lot
    Francesca
    Last edited by Francy87; 08-14-2013, 06:04 AM.

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