Analysis of RNA-Seq Data Using TopHat and Cufflinks
The recent advances in high throughput RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) have generated huge amounts of data in a very short span of time for a single sample. These data have required the parallel advancement of computing tools to organize and interpret them meaningfully in terms of biological implications, at the same time using minimum computing resources to reduce computation costs. Described here is the method of analyzing RNA-seq data using the set of open source software programs of the Tuxedo suite: TopHat and Cufflinks. TopHat is designed to align RNA-seq reads to a reference genome, while Cufflinks assembles these mapped reads into possible transcripts and then generates a final transcriptome assembly. Cufflinks also includes Cuffdiff, which accepts the reads assembled from two or more biological conditions and analyzes their differential expression of genes and transcripts, thus aiding in the investigation of their transcriptional and post transcriptional regulation under different conditions. Also ...
RNA-Seq Analysis – Using Tophat and Cufflinks
This lecture is a part of an online course that was given on Coursera during the fall of 2013 by the Ma'ayan Lab. https://class.coursera.org/netsysbio-001
RNA-Seq Analysis – Using Tophat and Cufflinks
This lecture is a part of an online course that was given on Coursera during the fall of 2013 by the Ma'ayan Lab. https://class.coursera.org/netsysbio-001
The Application of RNA Sequencing in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Summary RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) has emerged as a powerful tool for gene expression analysis, allowing for the comprehensive study of the transcriptome. It has become an essential technique in various research fields, including disease research. Here, we will explore how RNA-seq was applied to investigate the mechanism of synaptic stripping by microglia in a mouse model of lupus. This study, from Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital collaborated with Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine titled, "Neuronal NR4A1 deficiency drives coordinated synaptic stripping by microglia in a mouse model of lupus"[1] , used RNA-seq and other research methods to clarify that synaptic loss is the early pathology of lupus brain injury, and microglia, complement signals and neurons participate in this process. Background Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease that is difficult to cure. 40-90% of SLE patients experience neuropsychiatric symptoms, known as neuropsychiatric lupus erythematosus (NPSLE)[2,3]. The early pathogenesis of NPSEL ...
NBBt-test – a versatile method for differential analysis of multiple types of RNA-seq data
Rapid development of transcriptome sequencing technologies has resulted in a data revolution and emergence of new approaches to study transcriptomic regulation such as alternative splicing, alternative polyadenylation, CRISPR knockout...
ARPIR – automatic RNA-Seq pipelines with interactive report
RNA-Seq is an increasing used methodology to study either coding and non-coding RNA expression. There are many software tools available for each phase of the RNA-Seq analysis and each of them uses different algorithms. Furthermore, the analysis consists of several steps regarding alignment (primary-analysis), quantification, differential analysis (secondary-analysis) and any tertiary-analysis and can therefore be time-consuming to deal with each step separately, in addition to requiring a computer knowledge. For this reason, the development of an automated pipeline that allows the entire analysis to be managed through a single initial command and that is easy to use even for those without computer skills can be useful. Faced with the vast availability of RNA-Seq analysis tools, it is first of all necessary to select a limited number of pipelines to include. For this purpose, University of Perugia researchers compared eight pipelines obtained by combining the most used tools and for each one ...
CGR & CBF Gene Expression/RNAseq April 2019 Workshop
9:00am – 5:00pm / Wednesday 24th April 2019 / Venue: Life Sciences Building Type: Workshop / Category: Research / Series: Centre for Genomic Research Lesley Parsons Suitable for: Attendees are required to have basic linux command line...





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