After a local assembly has finished in the Assembly Log, clicking Next > takes you to the Assembly Summary screen. This screen varies based on the data type and workflow.
If assembly failed, the dialog displays the message “Assembly failed. No report available.” Otherwise, you will see the Project Report information in the body of the screen.
Under “Choose one or more analysis options,” select the button of interest. The availability of a button depends on the workflow and/or operating system and will include a subset of the following:
| Button name | Opens results in | Project characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Analyze and compare variants in multiple samples | GenVision Pro | Templated multi-sample projects that use NGS or long-read data, but not RNA-Seq data. |
| Compare variants / differential gene expression between samples | ArrayStar | Templated multi-sample projects that used RNA-Seq data. Note: If you are using Macintosh, a warning message will appear asking you to open the assembly on Windows. Move the completed assembly to a Windows computer (or Macintosh running Parallels) in order to view the assembly in ArrayStar. |
| Open assemblies | GenVision Pro | Projects where multiple assemblies were created. |
| Open assembly | SeqMan Ultra | If multiple .assembly projects were created, you will be prompted to choose the names of those you wish to open. |
| Open Project Report | Your default text editor | For other ways to view the report and to learn about the report contents, see View the Project Report. |
| View and Compare Sashimi Plots | GenVision Pro | RNA-seq workflows only. |
| View peaks | GenVision Pro | ChIP-seq workflows only. |
Click < Back to return to the previous screen or Finish to exit from SeqMan NGen. In most cases, you will choose Finish. The following confirmation popup will appear:
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