Entering edit mode
8.0 years ago
williamsbrian5064
▴
540
I downloaded cufflinks but I can't seem to get it to work. The install instructions seem a bit out of date. I downloaded version 2.2 earlier and I'm having trouble getting the test_data to work. When I enter the command all I am getting is a solid grey box. Doesn't it look like it is running anything?
I think with the new version sams tool and eigen are already in there? I also don't have an option to configure cufflinks. (http://cole-trapnell-lab.github.io/cufflinks/getting_started/) I tried adding them into the path and I have the same gray box issue?
I'm running
./cufflinks test_data.sam
Any help would be great! Thanks
Yes, 'Cufflinks' has been retired and is no longer supported. You should switch to using HISAT2 and StringTie, which perform the same functions as TopHat2/Cufflinks.
That is what I have heard. I have had success with HISAT2 and StringTie but I am wonder what to do with the data afterwards? I want to be able to do expression analysis
Have you checked the Nature Protocols published manuscript? - https://www.nature.com/articles/nprot.2016.095
If it's just expression over already-identified genes (coding and non-coding), then you could just save yourself a lot of time and use something like Kallisto or Salmon, followed by EdgeR or DESeq2. I would only ever use HISAT2/StringTie if I was interested in finding novel splice isoforms in existing genes or new genes outright.