Sequence Analysis

Analyses of sequences

Requirements

Before diving into this topic, we recommend you to have a look at:

• Introduction to Galaxy Analyses

Material

The Basics

These tutorials cover basic operations common to many sequence-bases analyses

Other

Assorted Tutorials

Learning Pathways

Introduction to Galaxy and Sequence analysis

This learning path aims to teach you the basics of Galaxy and analysis of sequencing data. You will learn how to use Galaxy for analysis, and will be guided through the most common first steps of any genome analysis; quality control and a mapping or assembly of your genomic sequences.

beginner introduction sequence-analysis assembly

Frequently Asked Questions

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Editorial Board

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Yvan Le Bras

Bérénice Batut

Joachim Wolff

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Contributors

This material was contributed to by:

Wolfgang Maier

Laura Leroi

Anup Kumar

Alexandre Cormier

Ava Hoffman

Coline Royaux

Erwan Corre

Candace Savonen

Niall Beard

Swathi Nataraj

Mateo Boudet

Robert Meller

Anthony Bretaudeau

Matthias Bernt

Joachim Wolff

Nicola Soranzo

Verena Moosmann

Ekaterina Polkh

Stéphanie Robin

Natalie Kucher

Cameron Hyde

Katherine Cox

Elizabeth Humphries

Saskia Hiltemann

Deepti Varshney

Mehmet Tekman

Tristan Reynolds

Anne Fouilloux

Elischa Berger

Bérénice Batut

Simon Bray

Björn Grüning

Eric Tvedte

William Durand

Teresa Müller

Helena Rasche

Cristóbal Gallardo

Clea Siguret

Frederick Tan

Anika Erxleben

Maria Doyle

Funding

These individuals or organisations provided funding support for the development of this resource

MAdLand

NHGRI ANVIL

NIH

NHGRI GDS Community Network

The University of Melbourne

Melbourne Bioinformatics

Australian BioCommons

Gallantries

This project (2020-1-NL01-KA203-064717) is funded with the support of the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. Their funding has supported a large number of tutorials within the GTN across a wide array of topics.

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DataPLANT

BeYond-COVID

BY-COVID is an EC funded project that tackles the data challenges that can hinder effective pandemic response. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement № 101046203 (BY-COVID)

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