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Comment: FastQ: quality string length is not equal to sequence length
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GenoMax
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Can you try aligning the data using `minimap2`? This may be a bug in `STARlong`.
Answer: What do Over-represented Sequences mean in FastQC using RNA-Seq?
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Istvan Albert
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See what the mapping says. Align your data to a reference.
To be honest, your data looks a little suspect, you have too many full adapters…
Comment: What do Over-represented Sequences mean in FastQC using RNA-Seq?
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GenoMax
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> A sample wouldnt have two different types of Adapters so this confuses
> me?
One is a primer and other is an adapter. Those are two diff…
Comment: FastQ: quality string length is not equal to sequence length
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If it can rescue a read it will do so without discarding it, so try realigning now to see if it worked.
Comment: Converting PLINK binary files into python dataframe
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use [the `chunksize` option](https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/user_guide/io.html#iterating-through-files-chunk-by-chunk) when y…
Answer: RSeQC confusing output - Half fails to determine, half is reverse strand
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It's 20 months late, but today I encountered the same problem. Now, I know this problem is caused by annotation files. I use the new versio…
Comment: FastQ: quality string length is not equal to sequence length
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yvonnehhe
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Thanks for the reply, I used seqkit sana but all the lines passed and it discarded 0 lines.
Comment: Understanding bowtie2 for short reference sequences
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Istvan Albert
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no there are pleny of fast optimal aligners (just that none are suited for large sequences)
pairwise2 in BioPython is fast: https://biopyt…
Comment: In-paralog & out-paralog
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The green circled proteins duplicated in the common ancestor of the species in question, so they are out-paralogs. While the blue circled p…
Comment: In-paralog & out-paralog
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![in&out paralogs][1]
This is the schematic diagram of in-paralogs and out-paralogs provided in the lecture. The question only say design …
Comment: FastQ: quality string length is not equal to sequence length
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swbarnes2
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Well, what does that entry look like in the fastq?
Answer: In-paralog & out-paralog
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Blast alone cannot tell you what kind of homology relationship two proteins share. Some researchers use reciprocal best hits as proxy for …
Answer: creating a txt file with absolute path to each directory
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Pierre Lindenbaum
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find /path/to/root -type f -name "*.db" > out.list
Comment: Confused about which database to use - nt or nr?
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If you have transcripts (3 potential reading frames) it's rather wasteful to do blastx with its 6 reading frames. It's far more computation…
Answer: Confused about which database to use - nt or nr?
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"translated DNA:protein (BLASTX) searches are far far more sensitive than DNA:DNA searches" - Bill Pearson
if you're happy with your bla…
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