Bcbio-nextgen tutorial » History » Version 5
Bryan Cosca, 03/16/2015 07:01 PM
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5 | 4 | Bryan Cosca | h2. Uploading data through the web and using it on Arvados |
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7 | 5 | Bryan Cosca | # In your home project, click on the blue *+ Add data* button in the top right. |
8 | # Click *Upload files from my computer* |
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9 | # Click *Choose Files* and choose the 2 paired end fastq files you would like to run bcbio-nextgen on. |
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10 | # Once you're ready, click *> Start* |
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11 | # Feel free to rename your Collection so you can remember it later. Click on the pencil icon in the top left corner next to *New collection* |
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12 | # Once that is uploaded, navigate back to the dashboard and click on *Run a pipeline...* and choose bcbio-nextgen pipeline. |
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13 | # You can change the input by clicking on the *[Choose]* button next to the *R1 parameter* and *R2 parameter*. |
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14 | # Input your left fastq file as R1 and your right fastq file as R2. |
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15 | # For each fastq file, click on the dropdown menu, click on your newly-created project, and choose your desired input collection. |
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16 | # Click *Run* to run bc-bio on your data! |
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18 | 4 | Bryan Cosca | h2. Uploading data through your shell and using it on Arvados |
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22 | 3 | Bryan Cosca | h3. FAQ |
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