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Add bam file to apollo #25

Closed mpoelchau closed 4 years ago

mpoelchau commented 4 years ago

We'll need to add the final output bam file to apollo.

Bam file:

Bigwig files:

BAM METADATA:

"Analysis provider": "i5k Workspace@NAL",
"Analysis method": "https://github.com/NAL-i5K/NAL_RNA_seq_annotation_pipeline/",
"Data source":"[comma-delimited SRA ACCESSIONS from 'Submission' column in .tsv file]",
"Publication status":"Analysis: NA; Source data: see individual SRA accessions",
 "Track legend":"Dark red alignments: Mapped portion of read aligned to forward strand<br>Light red alignments: Spliced portion of read aligned to forward strand<br>Dark blue alignments: Mapped portion of read aligned to reverse strand<br>Light blue alignments: Spliced portion of read aligned to reverse strand<br>Red marking - deletion in the read relative to the reference<br>Green marking - insertion in the read relative to the reference<br>Yellow marking  - mismatch (hover over the mismatch to see what the snp is)"

BIGWIG METADATA (this will likely change in the future, but this is a start):

"Analysis provider": "i5k Workspace@NAL",
"Analysis method": "https://github.com/NAL-i5K/NAL_RNA_seq_annotation_pipeline/",
"Data source":"[comma-delimited SRA ACCESSIONS from 'Submission' column in .tsv file]",
"Publication status":"Analysis: NA; Source data: see individual SRA accessions",
"Track legend":"This track represents an X-Y plot of RNA-Seq coverage. The y-axis represents the number of mapped reads. The scale of the y-axis changes with the maximum number of reads aligned in the browser region."
mpoelchau commented 4 years ago

[containing directory] - yeah, this is confusing. Right now this is either BCM_i5k_pilot or other_species

HsiuKangHuang commented 4 years ago

Is the part "Data source" in metadata still the information of "Submission" column in .tsv file? Should we use "Run" column instead?

mpoelchau commented 4 years ago

Yes, good point - it would be better to use the 'Run' column.