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  • 50 bp Single end Vs 100 bp Single end Vs 50 bp Paired end

    Hi

    I have planned to do RNAseq in Soybean with 3 biological replicates

    May i know which type of sequencing would be the right one (Hi seq), if i would like to see the

    SNP difference
    Gene expression
    Differential expression and
    Splice junctions

  • #2
    For SNP calling you need to mark PCR duplicates. That works better with paired-end reads, so of the options I'd do 50bp paired-end. Paired-end reads will also be beneficial for mapping in general. You'll also be better able to differentiate isoforms with paired-end reads, if that's important to you.

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    • #3
      Thanks dpryan

      Since we have reference genome for Soybean

      So do you mean the 50bp PE is good option and still all above four analysis can be done ?

      How about the exon expression ? Is it possible too ?

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      • #4
        I would recommend doing 2x100bp

        Paired-end reads are preferred for de-convolution of isoform expression such as done by Cufflinks.
        On the other hand, longer reads allow for much more accurate detection of the splice junctions.

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        • #5
          PE first priority, longer reads second. Any reason you can't do 100?

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