Trinotate: samples_n_reads_described.txt
Dear Seqanswers group:
I am writing to get further clarification on an earlier post regarding the <<samples_n_reads_described.txt>> file to be used in Trinotate analyses.
>> Further, should the samples_n_reads_described.txt file just be manually made? That is, a modification of the provided sample, to suit my experiment?
What does "the provided sample" refer to?
Is there are template for how this file should be constructed?
Many thanks in advance.
Best,
Kurage
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Yes.Originally posted by anth View PostFurther, should the samples_n_reads_described.txt file just be manually made? That is, a modification of the provided sample, to suit my experiment?
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