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New tutorial named "From reads to (pseudo) counts : guided step by step exploration"
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This is not a known metadata value, it will be flagged by our linter once I hit approve. Supported servers is calculated automatically by the GTN, no action needed on your part. :)
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Exciting to see another tutorial added!
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> ● Single / Paired-end ? | ||
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> ● Number of reads |
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> ● Run accession id | |
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> ● Sequencing technology | |
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> ● Library preparation | |
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> ● Single / Paired-end ? | |
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> ● Number of reads | |
> - Run accession id | |
> - Sequencing technology | |
> - Library preparation | |
> - Single / Paired-end ? | |
> - Number of reads |
please use -
for semantic lists, these will be read better by screenreaders
> <question-title>Question</question-title> | ||
> 1. How many reads are in this dataset? | ||
> 2. What sequencing length was used? | ||
> 3. How would you qualify the sequencing quality of this run? | ||
> 4. Are there any quality problems we should deal with? | ||
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> > <solution-title>Solution</solution-title> |
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> <question-title>Question</question-title> | |
> 1. How many reads are in this dataset? | |
> 2. What sequencing length was used? | |
> 3. How would you qualify the sequencing quality of this run? | |
> 4. Are there any quality problems we should deal with? | |
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> > <solution-title>Solution</solution-title> | |
> <question-title></question-title> | |
> 1. How many reads are in this dataset? | |
> 2. What sequencing length was used? | |
> 3. How would you qualify the sequencing quality of this run? | |
> 4. Are there any quality problems we should deal with? | |
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> > <solution-title></solution-title> |
the words 'question' and 'solution' inside aren't necessary, they will be included automatically by the template already.
The adaptation of this tutorial on RNA-seq data analysis is already well advanced:
To-do-list: