# Folder structure Your project should be organized the following way : ``` ├── config │   ├── config.yaml │   └── samples.tsv ├── resources # Contains input files │   ├── 1.1-fluo-ceq8000 # SHAPE data from ceq8015 │   ├── 1.2-fluo-ce # SHAPE data in a tsv format readable by QuShape │   ├── sequence1.fa # Reference sequences of the studied RNA │   ├── ... │   └── sequenceN.fa ├── results # Intermediary and analysed data │   ├── 2-qushape │   ├── 3.1-reactivity │   ├── 3.2-normreact │   ├── 4.1-aggreact │   ├── 4.2-aggreact-ipanemap │   ├── 5.1-ipanemap-config │   ├── 5.2-ipanemap-out │   ├── 5.4-varna │   └── 5.5-footprint └── workflow # Scripts used for data treatement ``` config : This folder contains the two main configuration files: `config.yaml` Which contains general configuration of the pipeline and `samples.tsv` Which contains informations about each sample resources : Folder containing input files. Those file can be imported from external folder using `probe_file` and `control_file` fields in `samples.tsv` or you can directly add file naming them using the schema in `config.yaml->format->[control_]condition` sequences files can have abritrary name, since they must be declared in `config.yaml` in the `sequences` section. 1.1-fluo-ceq8000 : Raw sequencing data in the original ceq8015 format 1.2-fluo-ce : Sequencing data in a tsv format readable by QuShape results : Contains intermediary and final results from data treatement. 2-qushape : Contains qushape projects. Those project can be generated automatically by the pipeline or imported using `qushape_file` field in `samples.tsv`. 3-reactivity : Contains reactivity extracted automatically from qushape project, once the have been analysed 3.2-normreact : Contains Normalized reactivity 4.1-aggreact : Contains aggregated reactivity : each replicate with the same conditions are aggregated together 5.3-structure : Secondary structures generated by IPANEMAP in .dbn format 5.4-varna : Secondary structures generated by IPANEMAP in .varna format 5.5-footprint : Footprint analysis pairwisely comparing experiments