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  • huan
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    • Oct 2010
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    Quantification for transcirpt without reference genome.

    Hello, every one!
    I have got the transcript downloaded form NCBI. Also we have got the RNA-Seq data from illumina platform. Now we want quantify the transcript with short reads. Since we don't have reference genome, several method can be considered:
    1. RSEM( bowtie+RSEM)
    2. RSEM (bowtie+eXpress)
    3. blat +counting reads mapped to full-length transcript(mutiple mapped reads?)

    Q1: As I know, RSEM can need a file containing 'gene(tab)transcript' identifiers per line (--gene_trans_map). Since we have no idea about the gene and transcript information, so will the result be mattered?
    Q2: If I use blat to mapped the short read, How can I deal with the multiple mapped reads?
    Q3: after all, which method is best for quantification with no reference genome? Or is there any better method for the transcript?

    Thanks a lot for any apply!
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