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Trinity assmbly result check
Hello all,
I was running trinity tool, the assembly completed successfully. I checked the assembly statistics and obtained this result
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## Counts of transcripts, etc.
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Total trinity 'genes': 2248
Total trinity transcripts: 3471
Percent GC: 50.06
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Stats based on ALL transcript contigs:
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Contig N10: 676
Contig N20: 483
Contig N30: 391
Contig N40: 337
Contig N50: 299
Median contig length: 263
Average contig: 313.58
Total assembled bases: 1088422
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## Stats based on ONLY LONGEST ISOFORM per 'GENE':
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Contig N10: 639
Contig N20: 439
Contig N30: 351
Contig N40: 311
Contig N50: 279
Median contig length: 250.5
Average contig: 299.60
Total assembled bases: 673498
I would like to know whether its a good assembly?
Thank you all
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Whether it's a good assembly or not depends on multiple factors such as the source of your RNA-seq data as well as the applied library preparation protocol. Your average contig/transcript size is ca. 300 nt (100 aa). I would say that this is a pretty average size for prokaryote proteins.
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Dear heikki
We are working on plant transcriptome data .. so then also its a reliable result ?.. we are working on trinity for the first time and also new to ngs analysis ..
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