Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis (training data)

Name: Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis (training data)
Keywords: Evolutionary Biology, training data, Pasilla gene, Immunology, Plant Biology, Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis, Hematology, RNA-Seq data, Galaxy Training Network tutorial, Inorganic Chemistry

Batut, Bérénice (5270416); Videm, Pavankumar (8164281); Erxleben, Anika (5259602); Grüning, Björn (5259599)

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Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis (training data)

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Authors: Batut, Bérénice (5270416); Videm, Pavankumar (8164281); Erxleben, Anika (5259602); Grüning, Björn (5259599);

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4541751 , 10.5281/zenodo.1185122

Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis (training data)

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Abstract

The data provided here are part of a Galaxy Training Network tutorial that analyzes RNA-Seq data from a study published by Brooks et al. 2011 to identify genes and exons that are regulated by Pasilla gene.

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University of Freiburg
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Evolutionary Biology, training data, Pasilla gene, Immunology, Plant Biology, Reference-based RNA-seq data analysis, Hematology, RNA-Seq data, Galaxy Training Network tutorial, Inorganic Chemistry, Mental Health, Genetics, Developmental Biology, Cancer, Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified, nbsp

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