How to separate different kinds of RNA in my list of gene
Dear all,
I have a normal RNA seq count table with around 40000 rows. In my data I would like to seperate "protein coding", long non-coding", "pseudo gene", "misc" RNA etc. to analyse each one of them separately. (I have the Ensemble ID corresponding to each row). is there a straight forward way to do that? Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance.
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