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  • gap-free alignment

    "RSEM comes bundled with the Trinity software distribution. The RSEM protocol currently requires gap-free alignments of RNA-Seq reads to Trinity-reconstructed transcripts, such as alignments generated by the Bowtie software."
    In order to compare expression levels of different transcripts or genes across samples, a Trinity-included script invokes edgeR to perform an additional
    TMM (Trimmed Mean of M-values) scaling normalization that aims to account for differences in total cellular RNA production across all samples."
    I see this in the trinity protocol,and i donnot konw what are the "gap-free alignments" ,and i hope someone would help me explain this.Also,what is TMM (Trimmed Mean of M-values) ?
    many thanks.
    Last edited by nufangdeshengming; 11-08-2015, 09:15 PM. Reason: gap-free alignment,TMM

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    A gap-free alignment has no INDELs. Here's an alignment with a gap:

    Code:
    GATTACA
    GA-TACA
    And here's an alignment without a gap:
    Code:
    GATTACA
    GAGTACA

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