spikein_control_import

-d, --destination <ClcServerObjectUrl> Destination file or folder on server.
--ercc-concentration <ClcFileUrl> Thermo Fisher ERCC concentrations file containing the concentrations of the spike-ins in the various mixes. The files are available at the Thermo Fisher website. The file has the following headers: Re-sort ID, ERCC ID, subgroup, concentration in Mix 1 (attomoles/ul), concentration in Mix 2 (attomoles/ul), expected fold-change ratio, log2(Mix 1/Mix 2)
--ercc-sequences <ClcFileUrl> Thermo Fisher ERCC annotation file containing the sequences and annotations. The file has the following headers: ERCC_ID, GenBank, 5prime_assay, 3prime_assay, Sequence
--import-type <[TSV, ERCC]> Import settings (default: ERCC)
--log <Boolean> Enable creation of algo log file. (default: true)
--tsv-file <ClcFileUrl> Select a tab-separated file (.tsv, .txt) of spike-in data.The first column should contain the sequence name, the second column the nucleotide sequence, and the third and consecutive columns the concentrations of the spike-in measured in attomoles/?L. Multiple concentrations can be given to denote several mixes produced from the same sequences. Note Concentrations must not contain commas e.g. write 15000 rather than 15,000.