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RNA seq saturation analysis
Could someone please explain what saturation analysis is and how does it help with RNA sequencing data analysis?
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In a nutshell, to see if you sequenced enough. It is late night, so I will defer the explanation to these links here:
https://cofactorgenomics.com/1-graph-will-give-you-new-perspective-sequencing-experiment/
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Did you check this thread? Tools For Saturation Analysis Of Rna-Seq Experiments
Thanks for the reply. I did but it does not quite describe why is this analysis used at first place or what kind of information it generates. I'm a beginner.