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04-05-2013, 11:10 AM
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Location: Michigan Join Date: Jul 2011
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kmer content warning in FastQC
I would be so grateful if someone wouldn't mind taking a look at the kmer content graph from FastQC. This is RNA-seq data after trimming and filtering based on quality scores. My questions are: Does the y-axis represent frequency? If it does why are these kmers so frequently found? What could they be? Transposons? DNA? I should mention, that there are no overrepresented sequences detected by FastQC.
Thank you in advance for your time!!! |
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