| Literature DB >> 29508291 |
Yejun Wang1, Ming-An Sun2, Aaron P White3.
Abstract
RNA-Seq has become a routine strategy for genome-wide gene expression comparisons in bacteria. Despite lower resolution in transcript border parsing compared with dRNA-Seq, TSS-EMOTE, Cappable-seq, Term-seq, and others, directional RNA-Seq still illustrates its advantages: low cost, quantification and transcript border analysis with a medium resolution (±10-20 nt). To facilitate mining of directional RNA-Seq datasets especially with respect to transcript structure analysis, we developed a tool, TrBorderExt, which can parse transcript start sites and termination sites accurately in bacteria. A detailed protocol is described in this chapter for how to use the software package step by step to identify bacterial transcript borders from raw RNA-Seq data. The package was developed with Perl and R programming languages, and is accessible freely through the website: http://www.szu-bioinf.org/TrBorderExt .Keywords: Directional RNA-Seq; Operon; Transcript border; Transcript start site; Transcript termination site; Transcript unit
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Year: 2018 PMID: 29508291 DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4939-7710-9_6
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Methods Mol Biol ISSN: 1064-3745