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Monday, May 13, 2013

RNA-seq analysis tools


see here http://allaboutbioinfo.blogspot.com/


Which tool is used for RNA-seq analysis?

Which tool is popular to perform RNA-seq analysis, including read mapping, gene/transcript expression level estimation and differential analysis? Here is the survey of which tool to used for RNA-seq analysis.

In summary, the majority will:


  • aligns the reads to the genome (or genome+transcriptome) using Tophat;
  • count reads using Cufflinks (the second choice is HTSeq-count, which is becoming popular);
  • perform differential expression using DESeq/DEXSeq (followed by CuffDiff);
  • use Ensemble (followed by Refseq/UCSC) as the annotation resource;
  • use GOSeq (followed by IPA and Genego Metacore) for downstream analysis.
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update 07/16/13
several packages have been developed to simplify(automate) the process:

I will give Nesoni a try in the near future, it use limma to detect the differentially expressed genes which I like very much, but I have to let the HPC center install it first. RNA-seq
data are just too big, I can not run the analysis on my own computer, especially when I have multiple replicates.

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