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  • KateShepard
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2016
    • 5

    #1

    cross species RNA-seq/orthologs

    Dear Forum,

    I am completely new to RNA-seq analysis so would be very appreciative of any advice regarding my query.

    I have multiple RNA-seq samples from two closely related species, and would like to identify differentially expressed orthologous genes.

    Is a correct approach to first identify orthologs between the two species using OrthoMCL, annotate those orthologs using (?), align all RNA-seq samples to the orthologs using bowtie2/tophat2, and assemble transcripts and identify differentially expressed transcripts using cufflinks and cuffdiff?

    Thank you for your help and advice!
    Kate
  • colindaven
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 417

    #2
    Do you have a genome ? Where do you get your sequences from if not, transcript de novo assemblies ?

    I would suggest proteinortho instead of orthomcl, as it is simpler in my experience.

    I would use STAR instead of tophat2 if possible, featureCounts for read counting and edgeR/DEseq2 for DE analysis if it all works out.

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