i tried but i m not able to understand it, they are like related to specific condition. for my work i need complete genome expression data. i am very new to this rna seq, i don't know how to use this cufflink and r bioconductor ... i am looking for terminator region...in each gene expression so i need complet transcript from rna seq data ..
hi,
i want to extract rna seq data for bacteria group. please tell me how i can get it.. i need it urgently...
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Really? You didn't even try did you? Note the links to a bunch of GEO datasets in the supplemental data (hint, you could have just search GEO yourself).
Everything is going to be related to a specific condition, even "normal" is a condition, though it may not correspond to the normal you have in mind. If you're looking for terminator regions then you probably want to think about the molecular biology of how to find one and then look and see if there's a dataset appropriate for that. It's quite likely that you'll need to just do the experiment to get what you want.
BTW, have a read through this paper if you need help with that.
Sorry. may be off-topic comment. But felt funny with the lmgtfy link and curious. How did lmgtfy link got redirected to directly to RNASeq paper instead of google search?
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