My question is as the title. I am wondering whether galaxy can be used for the stranded RNA-seq analysis. Thanks a lot.
Youyou
My question is as the title. I am wondering whether galaxy can be used for the stranded RNA-seq analysis. Thanks a lot.
Youyou
If you mean 'Can Galaxy be used to analyze RNA-seq data with strand-of-origin information', then yes, it can. If you are using TopHat to align your reads to a reference genome, then under 'library type' you can select either 'FR First strand' or 'FR Second strand', depending on the protocol that was used to create your library.
Hi Galaxy Thanks for your reply and helpful information. Can galaxy be used for the analysis of circular RNA. Thanks a lot. Youyou
Just as a small remark. Galaxy can be used for literally everything. Your tools need to support it. If you have tools for that, you can search if there are wrappers for it, otherwise you can integrate them by your own.
Hi Youyou, Would you please start this as a new question? That'll help folks to both find the question to answer it, and others to read the reply once posted. Thanks! Jen, Galaxy team
Also, if a reply has answered your question, it helps greatly to mark it as "accepted". As the original question poster, you are the only one that can do this. Anyone else reading - this applies to all Q&A - and over time this will help to focus the forum on the answers that address/resolve the questions asked. "Upvotes" by the rest of the community can only help promote good answer so much. Thanks from the Galaxy team! Jen