Introduction to RNA-seq analysis 2014
Introduction to RNA-seq analysis 2014
Keywords
Alignment, Differential-expression, Feature-summarisation, Pre-processing, QC
Authors
Frederik Coppens (@frcop)
Type
- Lecture
Description
This lecture gives an overview how to perform an RNA-seq experiment. A general RNA-seq workflow is outlined when a good quality genome sequence is available for your species.
Aims
The aim is that participants are aware of the general steps in an RNA-seq experiment and are able to identify appropriate tools for each step. For each step the most important features, some tools and things to be aware of are listed.
Prerequisites
- None
Target audience
beginner, biologist
Learning objectives
- list steps of an RNA-seq analysis
- discuss QC of raw data
- decide which alignment approach is appropriate for your use case
- discuss quality of alignment
- recognise the importance of appropriate statistical methods for differential expression
Materials
- Slides in pdf.
Data
- not applicable
Timing
2h
Content stability
Stable
Technical requirements
- FastQC
- FastX toolkit
- Cutadapt
- Trimmomatic
- GSNAP
- Bowtie
- TopHat
- Samtools
- HTseq
- edgeR
- DESeq
- Cufflinks
Literature references
- to do
Changelog
- 2015-08-25: Added links to tools
- 2015-02-19: Upload to gitlab
Comments
- I did not check if the use of all figures is allowed or properly acknowledged.
- A license needs to be added
Keywords: Alignment, Differential-expression, Feature-summarisation, Pre-processing, QC
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