Hi friends,
I would like to annotate my de novo transcriptome assembly with KOG /COG database. I'm familar with doing local balstx against...
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KOG functional annotation
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Protein sequence analysis
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I have a multiple protein sequence which looks like -
>gnl|TC-DB|198412035 1.A.70.1.3 PREDICTED: hypothetical protein...
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PAN and CORE genome analysis
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I have an OTU biom file (obtained from Closed reference QIIME 1.8.0 v) contains 65 samples, I am trying to do analysis for PAN/CORE genome....
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Functional annotation
Hi everybody,
I am designing a novel pipeline for processing metagenomic datasets. I'd like to use for functional annotation the following...
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loading custom annotation on topgo
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I'm stuck on loading my customize annotation on topgo using R. I have a .txt file containing list of genes and their GO Ids.
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Functional annotation of OrthoMCL groups?
One of the cons of OrthoMCL is "OrthoMCL groups do not have function annotations". Could someone suggest me how to annotate the OrthoMCL gr...
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Assessing functional data in CummeRbund/cufflinks
Hello,
I am fairly new to the cummeRbund R-package and R.
For my research I would like to focus on functional properties between...
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Rice MicroArray Data
I have data from AffyMetrix Rice chips that were processed in Michigan. They already did some analysis for me so I have the original .CEL files but I...
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How many functionally-assigned reads is enough?
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We are analyzing some 454 results annotated by MG-RAST v2. We have 6 samples in each category, e.g. A1, A2,...,A6 for category A and...Last edited by idoerg; 04-25-2011, 10:47 AM.
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Function annotation
Dear colleagues,
I'm new in the forum and just begining to work with 454 FLX Titanium. Data processing seems to be complicated for me....
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function/abundance prediction from reads
I've got a more general question. Many of the recent metagenomics studies deal with read lengths that complicate assembly or render it impossible. After...