TSI annotation workflows
This is part of a series of workflows to annotate a genome, tagged with TSI-annotation.
These workflows are based on command-line code by Luke Silver, converted into Galaxy Australia workflows.
The workflows can be run in this order:
- Repeat masking
- RNAseq QC and read trimming
- Find transcripts
- Combine transcripts
- Extract transcripts
- Convert formats
- Fgenesh annotation
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Convert formats - TSI
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Fgenesh annotation -TSI
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Extract transcripts - TSI
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Combine transcripts - TSI
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Find transcripts - TSI
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QC and trimming of RNAseq reads - TSI
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Repeat masking - TSI
- Added over 1 year ago
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Created: 8th May 2024 at 08:30
Last updated: 8th May 2024 at 08:36
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