Bulk RNA-sequencing
This document describes meta-data standards in PanKbase for reporting bulk RNA-sequencing studies
Overview
Bulk RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) produces genomic sequencing data describing the abundance of RNA transcripts in a biosample from RNA molecules such as protein-coding and long non-coding RNA transcripts.
I. Meta-data collection standards
For each RNA-seq experiment, a series of meta-data should be collected for both the experiment as well as the donor and biosample that the experiment was generated from.
Donor - meta-data describing the donor that the biosample was obtained from
Biosample - meta-data describing the biosample that the assay was performed on, including:
RNA preparation - meta-data describing the type of RNA preparation performed, including:
RNA isolation
RNA quantification and QC - meta-data describing:
Library construction - meta-data describing the library created from RNA preparation including:
Sequencing - meta-data describing the sequencing of the library including:
Experimental design - meta-data describing the design of the experiment including: