Thanks very much!
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Detecting circRNAs from SE RNAseq data
Dear forum,
Greetings! I have processed a SE RNAseq data file and got the output. I used these tools to arrive at the output (trimmomatic, bowtie2 for hg38, homer for quantification)
Now, I need to find out existing circRNA's from this output file. Is there a way?
Or It would be really helpful if anyone could suggest an easy-to-operate tool with a complete manual having step by step approach!!
Many thanks in advance, Best regards
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This paper seems like exactly what you're looking for: BMC Genomics
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