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  • Looking for tools to find non-coding RNAs in bacterial RNA-seq data

    Hi,

    I'm looking for tools to semi-automate finding non-coding RNAs in bacterial RNA-seq data. I've been able to find these or these tools, but I'm still quite lost. I've also seen this Biostar post.

    The few papers I could find don't follow a common method.

    Can anyone recommend me the best approach?

    Thanks, Bernardo

    P.S. I posted the same question in Biostar forum.

  • #2
    I have read an article about non coding RNA classification using trinucleotide distributions. I will link it here.

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    • #3
      I used RNA-seq.
      Firstly I masked the ORFs and then aligned the RNA-seq reads to the masked genome. Cufflinks was very useful for doing the annotation.

      L.-

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Leandrofm View Post
        I used RNA-seq.
        Firstly I masked the ORFs and then aligned the RNA-seq reads to the masked genome. Cufflinks was very useful for doing the annotation.

        L.-
        Could you share you commands? Thanks!

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