Thanks a lot!
Hi all:
QUESTION:
Usually how do you check the read count results before moving on? Any way to statistically assess the result or visualize the read count data?
background
I have stranded and pair-end drosophila RNA-seq data. After running htseq-count, I write my script to get the read counts for gene (not transcripts).
Thanks in advance!
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You may find some useful exercises and related concepts at http://www.rnaseq.wiki.
Table of contents:
https://github.com/griffithlab/rnaseq_tutorial/wiki
Module 3 covers use of Cufflinks and htseq-count. In particular refer to the expression section, followed by differential expression, and finally visualization and summarization of the results. Several R scripts are linked from this last section that describe various approaches and packages for visualization of expression estimates.
As one of the creators of this resource I'm biased, but I recommend that you work your way through the whole tutorial and read the companion paper as an introduction: Informatics for RNA-seq: A web resource for analysis on the cloud. The Supplementary Materials contains tables with: answers to common questions, tools for various RNA-seq applications, resources for RNA-seq analysis, and ways to obtain more didactic RNA-seq instruction.
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