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  • RNA-seq assembly

    Dear All,
    I did an RNA-seq by using Illumina and now i would like to assemble it. I already used velvet and I got some nice results. However the assembly is not good enough. In NCBI there are some related species that are sequenced and I could give a try in assemble the RNA-seq data with these genomes. Can you suggest some software that I can use? As a input file, I have a FASTQ file.

    Thanks

    Luigi

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    Hi Ifaino,

    I'm dealing with RNA-seq as well.
    Can I know how you identify whether the assemble result is good or not?
    I'm plan to use MIRA for my RNA-seq de novo assembly.
    Thanks for your sharing.

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    • #3
      Hi edge,
      I know because a lot of assembled transcripts are not complete when I BLAST them against genomes of related species. Just for this. And for this reason. I would like to assemble my transcriptome against a reference genome.

      Luigi

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