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FastQC is a process of '''Quality Control''' evaluation of the RNAseq reads. <br> | FastQC is a process of '''Quality Control''' evaluation of the RNAseq reads. <br> | ||
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You can run FastQ data through FastQC to determine how good the reads are. Often, there are some reads that are not full length and thus the QC score goes down below acceptable levels towards the end of the read length (about 65-72 bases). <br> | You can run FastQ data through FastQC to determine how good the reads are. Often, there are some reads that are not full length and thus the QC score goes down below acceptable levels towards the end of the read length (about 65-72 bases). <br> | ||
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After trimmomatic, the QC output should indicate only high quality reads remain in your data. | After trimmomatic, the QC output should indicate only high quality reads remain in your data. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:10, 6 February 2018
FastQC is a process of Quality Control evaluation of the RNAseq reads.
You can run FastQ data through FastQC to determine how good the reads are. Often, there are some reads that are not full length and thus the QC score goes down below acceptable levels towards the end of the read length (about 65-72 bases).
After trimmomatic, the QC output should indicate only high quality reads remain in your data.
