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tks u, i forget it, because in protocol also have + and -, its meaning sense and antisense in transcript, i will check in file fastq -
A guess: Forward strand? In which case [-] at the end would probably be the reverse stand?Leave a comment:
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[+] symbols in protein_coords Trinotate
Dear all, i 've used trinotate with trinity to report an annotation of transcript after assembly.
when i open file "Trinotate_report.xls", colum "prot_coords", i see 1-585[+] <- so, what is the meaning of [+] after protein coordination?
Thanks you in advanced
Last edited by bongbimit; 02-24-2014, 08:59 PM.
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