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    Junior Member
    • May 2010
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    HELP: Loading of ChIP-Seq data (from Illumina GA) to CisGenome

    Dear all,

    I am a beginner for ChIP-Seq. After obtaining sequencing raw data from Illumina GA, I am trying to load my raw data (text files) to CisGenome. I already have loaded genome database (hg19) to CisGenome after installation. According to the tutorial of CisGenome, maybe, I can load my ChIP-Seq data by the manu "Sequencing -> Alignment -> BAR". However, I cannot load now. Could you please teach me how can I do for that? Actually, I don't know well which text file (s_#_sorted.txt, s_#_eland_extended, or s_#_sequence???) is suitable for CisGenome. And also, the format conversion from ELAND to ALN is not working in my case. I will appreciate you if you help me. Thank you.

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    • Jul 2010
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    Hi
    First you should convert ELAND ( s_#_eland_extended) to ALN. Then you can go for Sequencing -> Alignment (file you created using ELAND to ALN)-> BAR.
    Plz make sure that CisGenome project folder and files are not in the path containing any white space(my documents(should be mydocuments)).
    Good Luck

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