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− | <p><span style="font-size:16px"><strong>2. Paper status</strong>: Published (The genome of the giant Nomura's jellyfish sheds light on the early evolution of active predation. <em>BMC biology</em>, 2019)</span></p> | + | <p><span style="font-size:16px"><strong>2. Paper status</strong>: Published (<a href="https://bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12915-019-0643-7">The genome of the giant Nomura's jellyfish sheds light on the early evolution of active predation.</a> <em>BMC biology</em>, 2019)</span></p> |
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+ | <li><span style="font-size:16px">Retinoic acid response elements (RAREs) analysis pipeline.</span><br /> | ||
+ | <span style="font-size:16px">It is composed of 6 scripts and plays the role of finding RAREs in genome sequence. Execute script 0 to 5 sequentially</span> | ||
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+ | <p><strong><span style="font-size:16px">5. Methods</span></strong></p> | ||
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<li><span style="font-size:16px">All methods are described in the method & material section of the published article.</span></li> | <li><span style="font-size:16px">All methods are described in the method & material section of the published article.</span></li> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 21 August 2019
Nomura’s jellyfish genome
1. Raw data and project folder information
- Project folder: Tiger서버 /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/
- Raw data information:
- Pacbio reads: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/0.Rawdata/Falcon_input
- Short & Mate pair reads:
- /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/0.Rawdata/ShortReads
- /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/0.Rawdata/MatePair
- Moleculo: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/0.Rawdata/TSLR
- RNA 2 tissue: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/0.Rawdata/RNA
2. Paper status: Published (The genome of the giant Nomura's jellyfish sheds light on the early evolution of active predation. BMC biology, 2019)
3. Analysis result
- Assembly result: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Final_assembly
- Annotation result
- Gene set: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Final_GeneSet
- Repeat result: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/10.RepeatAnnotation_9K/Repeat_9K/Report/all.gff
- Domain annotation: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Domain_ExpansionContraction/Domain/NemNom.pep.interproscan.tsv
- Orthologous gene cluster & gene family expansion and contraction: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/GeneFamily_ExpansionContraction_final_20170124
- Hox genes: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Specific_topic_gene_examine/HoxGene_new/Final
- Wnt genes: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Specific_topic_gene_examine/Wnt_family
- Retinoid acid receptor: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Specific_topic_gene_examine/Retinoid_X_receptor
- Venom candidate: /BiO/Research/Project1/TGI-Jellyfish-Genome-2015-04/Venom_with_hmmer_AurAur
4. Related script
- Retinoic acid response elements (RAREs) analysis pipeline.
It is composed of 6 scripts and plays the role of finding RAREs in genome sequence. Execute script 0 to 5 sequentially- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/0_RAREs_motif_finder.pl
- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/1_RAREs_nearby_gene_within_targetRange.pl
- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/2_RAREs_nearby_gene_symbol_within_targetRange.pl
- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/3_Table3_gene_confirm_with_targetRange.pl
- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/4_Avg.numberWithin10Kgene.pl
- /BiO/Share/Kit/Pipeline/Hakmin.Kim/Evolution_Analysis/RetinoicAcidResponseElement/5_NNO_RAREs_distribution_for_figure.pl
5. Methods
- Assembly process
- All methods are described in the method & material section of the published article.