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Course Description

This course provides a practical introduction to Galaxy for the complete novice. Participants are lead through core aspects of Galaxy with a focus on analysis of RNA-seq data, using a case study.

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Course Objectives

After this course you should be able to:

  • Perform QC of RNA-seq data (fastq, BAM and count files)
  • Perform a differential expression analysis
  • Create workflows for analysis of RNA-seq data in Galaxy
  • Know what tools are available for RNA-seq analysis in Galaxy

Topics Covered

Day 1

  • Introduction to Galaxy
  • RNA-Seq reads to counts

Day 2

  • RNA-Seq counts to genes
  • RNA-Seq genes to pathways

Course Materials

Day 1

Day 2

Extra

Course Presenters/Helpers

  • Maria Doyle, Research Computing Facility
  • Richard Lupat, Bioinformatics Core

Acknowledgements

This course is run by the Peter Mac Data Science Training team and uses material from the Galaxy Training Network

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