How To Find Fusion Gene With Trinity ?
Hi,
I tried trinity one my data to find fusion gene. After trinity, I've a transcriptiome for each of my samples. Is there a way to merge them and then find putative fusion gene in it ?
Thanks,
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What organism? If you have a transcriptome, have you mapped it back to the known transcripts or genome?
no there is no transcriptome available. Maybe I can try with a related species transcriptime.