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  • Standard Processing Steps for RNASeq and Bisulfite-Seq raw data

    Hi all,

    I have the raw mRNA-Seq/Bisulfite-Seq data for multiple cell types (in sra format). I want to know if there is a research article or website where I can find the standard pre-processing steps for both types of data. For example:
    1) quality based filtering
    2) read trimming
    3) coverage threshold
    4) mapping criteria (multiple mapping issue,...etc)
    ...etc

  • #2
    We are processing our internal data pretty much according to this protocol.

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    • #3
      Thank you very much indeed @fkrugeger. It is very useful documentation. I am wondering if there is something similar to this for RNA-Seq?

      Regarding your documentation, I read it and I have couple of questions:

      1) How can we cacluate the methylation proportion: for example, I found that some research articles calculated methylation proportions as (methylated calls / (methylated calls + unmethylated calls)). How can I calculate this?

      2) Filtering for high read coverage: I am wondering if we have different libraries, shall we set the coverage threshold to be the same for all replicates/libraries? or it depends on the library size? what threshold you used?

      3) Pool replicates: If I have 4 libraries represent 4 different technical or biological replicates of the same cell type. The document did not discuss how can I combine the replicates. Any idea about that?

      4) Did you apply any normalization/re-scale methods to remove the sequencing bias between libraries and/or cell types?

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      • #5
        For read trimming in RNAseq, please see: http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journ...00013/abstract

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