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  • ncRNA analysis of a Leukemia assembled transcriptome

    Hello,

    i'v assembled with Newmbler a transcriptome of Leukemia.
    I have put all my singleton , ncrna sequences, " no Hits" coming out from blast (hg19) in "mirTool" to verify and classify this sequences.
    mirTool give me a file with 100% of unclussified and no miRNA, no tRNA , no snRNA found. How is possible this result? I have more than 20.000 sequences, it's so strange. Do you know any software toll to analyze this data that i find difficult to annotate? Particularly i am interested to have a table for the ncRNA (% of tRNA, % of miRNA, ....)


    Thank you very much

  • #2
    Nobody has an anwer for me? Please anything may be helpuful

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    • #3
      Our internal software may help....

      Length of your sequences? Which sequencing platform, illumina or 454?
      We have a internal-built program ACGT101 to analysis the miRNAs including filtering tRNAs from RFam database. If you need our help, please email the raw data link to me [email protected]. I can try your data with this miRNA analysis program. Free. :-)

      Thanks,

      Qi
      Last edited by zukey; 10-13-2010, 07:17 AM.

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      • #4
        Thank you for your answer,
        I'd like to analyze the singleton file ( 20-120 nt) and another file with "long ncRNa" (100-600 nt). I'm a 454 user, Do you think is possible help with your program ?

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        • #5
          Could you send me the link to short reads or part of them? I will give a try.

          Thanks,

          Qi

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          • #6
            Probably best to use tRNAscan-SE for tRNA annotation rather than Rfam.

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            • #7
              Hello, here you can find the file: http://www.mediafire.com/?qi47nsw8zb7jqhv
              I wait for your instructions
              Thank you very much

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              • #8
                Hi Giorgio,
                Maybe you can have a look at DSAP: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20478825
                DSAP is available at http://dsap.cgu.edu.tw

                Olivier

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                • #9
                  Thank you very much Olivier !!!

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                  • #10
                    You can look at deepBase: http://deepbase.sysu.edu.cn/, a platform for annotating and discovering small and long ncRNAs (microRNAs, siRNAs, snoRNAs...) from deep sequencing data.

                    You also can use snoSeeker (http://genelab.sysu.edu.cn/snoSeeker/) for snoRNA discovery and annotation from deep sequencing data.

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