
Acquire data for differential gene expression analysis by exploring GEO, ArrayExpress, and NCBI repositories. Select triple-negative breast cancer samples and load the project data into Galaxy for RNA-seq analysis.
Rename samples after download using the edit icon to label them as tnbc. Create a paired dataset collection and perform fast qc, setting the read length limit to 30.
perform FastQC quality control analysis to inspect per base quality, phred scores, GC content, sequence length distribution, and duplication, and address adapters and duplicates to ensure clean reads.
Trim, filter, and quality-control sequencing reads with fastp in a single pass for paired data. Use or adjust adapter, trimming, overrepresented sequences, and base-quality options, then run.
Learn to align RNA-seq reads to the human reference genome using hisat2 in Galaxy, with forward-strand, paired-end data. The workflow yields nine BAM files of aligned reads.
Mark and remove duplicates to improve quality, examining sequence- and map-based duplication metrics and BAM outputs, then quantify gene expression with StringTie and Ballgown using a reference GTF.
Merge and quantify transcripts by downloading and renaming ctab data files for Ballgown, creating a phenotype file with disease and normal labels, and running the analysis in R and RStudio.
Install ballgown packages in R, build a ballgown object, and perform differential expression analysis on transcripts and genes, with variance-based filtering and enhanced volcano plots.
This lecture explains the volcano plot, with log2 fold change on the x axis and log10-transformed values on the y axis, highlighting right side upregulated genes in disease versus normal.
In recent years, RNA sequencing (in short RNA-Seq) has become a very widely used technology to analyze the continuously changing cellular transcriptome, i.e. the set of all RNA molecules in one cell or a population of cells. One of the most common aims of RNA-Seq is the profiling of gene expression by identifying genes or molecular pathways that are differentially expressed (DE) between two or more biological conditions.
This course is actually introducing RNA-Seq analysis. After this course, you will be able to do a complete analysis of biomedical data by galaxy and R. In this course, you will learn analysis for differential gene expression by RNA-Seq analysis. How to use R and RStudio for Bioinformatics. Code and slides of this course will help you to do analysis of RNA-Seq analysis. You will be able to know the PCA, box plot graphs, histograms, and heat map.
The original data are available at NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) under accession number GSE52194. The raw RNA-Seq reads have been extracted from the Sequence Read Archive (SRA) files and converted into FASTQ files. In summary, this course has been designed for all skill levels and even if you have no programming or statistical background you will be successful in this course!