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  • Tombre
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 1

    #1

    Number of runs required SNP detection transcriptome

    Hello,
    I am just planning my first use of Solexa/Illumina sequencing.
    I'm hoping to use this to sequence the transcriptome of a non-model small mammal in order to identify SNPs. RNA from several different individuals and tissues would be pooled for sequencing.
    Can anyone tell me, approximately how many sequencing runs I would need to obtain adequate coverage in order to do this?
    Thanks very much,
    Tom
  • jwhittall
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 2

    #2
    Tom,

    No answer here, but I'm in a similar boat and was waiting to see if anyone had an answer to your question. I've got a mustard that is 85-90% similar in nucleotide sequences of coding regions to Arabidopsis thaliana. I think I'll need to assemble de novo, then tBlastx my contigs to the Arabidopsis unigenes. Has anyone tried this for transcriptomes of non-model (but close to model) systems?

    Justen

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