Next Generation Sequencing data analysis is often referred to as “RNA-seq”. The purpose of this analysis is to map the short reads from raw files to the reference genome and then study the abundance of RNA mapped to a particular region. The abundance can represent levels of gene or isoform expression and can be compared between samples or groups of samples.
Transcriptomics 4
What you will learn: In this course, we will talk about single cell RNA-seq: how it is generated, how to analyze it and what...
Transcriptomics 3
Transcriptomics 3 is a continuation of Transcriptomics 1 and 2. In Transcriptomics 1, we learned how to convert raw reads from a Next Generation...
Transcriptomics 2
Transcriptomics 2 Transcriptomics 2 is a continuation of the Transcriptomics 1 and it focuses on finding differences in gene expression. We will start with...
Transcriptomics 1
This course is designed for those interested in learning about transcriptomics or RNA-seq and its applications in many different life sciences disciplines. The course...