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I want to generate a meta-assembly for multiple cell lines (n~50) from multiple datasets (n=6). Those datasets have different library features, some are strand-specific, some are unstranded, some are poly a, some are total rna... sequencing depth ranging from 5M to 50M reads...
I wonder if there is any risk of performing psiclass meta-assembly on such a mixture?
Best,
Wang
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PsiCLASS does not support libraries that are different too much. I think you can hack the wrapper to mix stranded and unstranded libraries. But I would be cautious about polya and total rna, as the reads spanning introns and inside the intron follow different distributions in these two libraries.
Dear developer,
I want to generate a meta-assembly for multiple cell lines (n~50) from multiple datasets (n=6). Those datasets have different library features, some are strand-specific, some are unstranded, some are poly a, some are total rna... sequencing depth ranging from 5M to 50M reads...
I wonder if there is any risk of performing psiclass meta-assembly on such a mixture?
Best,
Wang
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: