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  • How to analyze Genes Differential Expression using Galaxy? Thanks.

    Hi All,

    Now I have two Paired-End samples data ( they are Next Generation Sequence Data and fastq format) generated from Illumina GA II. Let's say Data Lane1 and Data Lane2. After Quality trimming and Adapter trimming, I want to check the Genes Differential Expression between these two samples. How could I do that in Penn State version Galaxy or other versions with only having Reference File?

    With Ratsch Lab Version Galaxy, I know I can use DESeq (determine differentially expressed transcripts form read alignments) if I have the Annotation File.

    Any info is welcome and Thanks a lot in advance!

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    Does the material at this page help?:

    Galaxy is a community-driven web-based analysis platform for life science research.


    You can also post this question to the galaxy-user mailing list:

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      Thanks for your help, tnabtaf!

      However I don't have the Annotation file. And I think I can generate pileup file from BAM dataset, then use PILEUP COUNTS ( Pileup Compare counting reads mapped per reference sequence) to get a Counts Table about these two samples. Next I may use this Table to check differentially expressed genes in other software, like R. Any other idea? Thanks.

      Originally posted by tnabtaf View Post
      Does the material at this page help?:

      Galaxy is a community-driven web-based analysis platform for life science research.


      You can also post this question to the galaxy-user mailing list:

      http://galaxyproject.org/wiki/Mailing%20Lists

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