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Your Research Question WHAT WOULD TREX DO? From Experimental Design to Analysis, the TREX Approach EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN What are my research goals? FFPE Clinical Where are my samples coming from? Fresh Tissue/Cells How much RNA


  1. Your Research Question WHAT WOULD TREX DO? From Experimental Design to Analysis, the TREX Approach

  2. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN • What are my research goals? FFPE Clinical • Where are my samples coming from? Fresh Tissue/Cells • How much RNA will I have? FACS Sorted Cells • What is the expected quality of that RNA? • How many replicates to I need? • What is the data analysis going to look like?

  3. GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS Control Treatment Gene Expression Gene Expression Variation Variation

  4. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN • What are my research goals? • Where are my samples coming from? Clinical • How much RNA will I have? • What is the expected quality of that RNA? Cultured Cells • How many replicates to I need? • What is the data analysis going to look like? • How many samples do I need? • How much money do I have? Biological > Technical

  5. SAMPLE PREPARATION/ EXTRACTION • How did you extract your RNA? • What does the RNA QC look like? • Nanodrop : looks at chemical impurities and quantity • Fragment Analyzer : Looks at RNA integrity • Qubit: quantity of material

  6. NANODROP • Spectrophotometer 260/230 = 2.09 • Quantity > 20ng/uL 260/280 = 1.65 260/230 = 0.81 • Contaminants 260/280 = 1.82 • Salts • Proteins • Phenolics • Carbohydrates/Sugars • 260/230 Ratio: ~2-2.2 • 260/280 Ratio: ~1.8-2

  7. FRAGMENT ANALYZER RQN:6.8 • Measure of RNA Integrity: RQN (RNA Quality RQN:2.3 Number Small Ribosomal Large Ribosomal RQN:9.6 Subunit Subunit • Detect DNA contamination Lower Marker Small DNA RNA Contamination • Comparable Instruments • Tapestation • Bioanalyzer • NOT for quantitative analysis

  8. QUBIT FLUOROMETER • RNA Quantity < 20 • Can also detect DNA contamination • Free to use in Genomics Core

  9. RNASEQ LIBRARY PREP NEB Next Ultra II RNASeq

  10. ILLUMINA SEQUENCING

  11. ILLUMINA SEQUENCING

  12. ILLUMINA SEQUENCING

  13. SEQUENCING • What Read Length do you want? • Our standard is 75bp • smRNA ideal is 50bp • SNP detection: Paired End • Transcriptome Assembly Longest read possible • How many reads do you need? • Our standard: 20m reads • smRNA standard: 10m reads • Isoform detection: much higher

  14. Data QC

  15. MULTIQC SUMMARY REPORT

  16. RQN 6.8

  17. Diagnostic Plots Overall • BioAnalyzer Trace; quality • MultiQC Report (Alignment Statistics); • GeneBody Coverage; • Principal Components Analysis; Biological Signal • Hierarchical Clustering;

  18. Diagnostic Plots • BioAnalyzer Trace; • GeneBody Coverage; • Principal Components Analysis; • Hierarchical Clustering;

  19. • GeneBody Coverage;

  20. Diagnostic Plots • BioAnalyzer Trace; • GeneBody Coverage; • Principal Components Analysis; • Hierarchical Clustering;

  21. • Principal Components Analysis; Color = Treatment Group Multiple data points with same color indicate biological reps

  22. Diagnostic Plots • BioAnalyzer Trace; • GeneBody Coverage; • Principal Components Analysis; • Hierarchical Clustering;

  23. • Hierarchical Clustering; Bottom-up approach

  24. RQN 6.8

  25. Case Study 1 Borderline OKAY sample RQN 6.8

  26. RQN 7.1

  27. RQN 7.1

  28. Case Study 2

  29. Summary Report

  30. TREX Analysis Reports • MultiQC Alignment Summary; • Data QC Report; • Raw Count Table; • DE Genes Analysis Excel File;

  31. Next Steps… • DE Assessment of candidate genes; • DE genes (Panther/DAVID); GO-Term and Pathway Enrichment; • Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (Broad); • Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA);

  32. Thank You for Listening ! Contact Info: http://rnaseqcore.vet.cornell.edu/ E-mail List Serve: TREX-GENEREG-L Jen Grenier: jgrenier@cornell.edu Christine Butler: cab18@cornell.edu Ann Tate: aef93@cornell.edu Faraz Ahmed: fahmed@cornell.edu

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