Poll Results

Thanks to all the participants of the RNA-Seq Blog reader survey. We had over 450 respondents!

We’re constantly trying to improve the content of the RNA-Seq Blog, and provide information that is important to you. Please take a moment and tell us: [poll id=”2″]

We asked: Which step of an RNA-Seq project do you find most intimidating? Total Respondents = 287 Thanks to all who participated!

We asked: How are you applying RNA-Seq? Total Respondents = 109 Thanks to all who participated and check out the latest poll question in the sidebar on the RNA-Seq Blog homepage.

We asked: Will the error rate issues with nanopore sequencing eventually be solved? How interesting that almost a third of you believe their are problems that cannot be overcome, even though there are several companies devoting significant resources toward development ...

We asked: Do you do single-cell RNA-Seq? Thanks to everyone who participated!  (56 respondents)  Check out the latest poll question in the homepage sidebar.

We asked: On what types of organisms do you perform RNA-Seq? Thanks to everyone who participated!  (127 respondents)  Check out the latest poll question in the homepage sidebar.

There has been quite a lot of interest in single-cell RNA-Seq and single-cell analysis in general lately.  See https://www.rna-seqblog.com/tag/single-cell/ What do you think about all this? [poll id=”35″]

We asked: What is your major application for RNA-Seq? Thanks to everyone who participated!  (64 respondents)  Check out the latest poll question in the sidebar.

Are you satisfied with the available free access bioinformatics tools for RNA-Seq (e.g. Tuxedo suit)? 46 Respondents Thanks to all who participated! Check out the latest poll question on the RNA-Seq Blog homepage.