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oops I didn't know I was going to evaluate them there, thanks for the warning, now I will evaluate them all. pls, could you pls with this i…
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> how about all your previous questions ? take a time to validate the good answers
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I was using gatk before, but conda env create -n gatk -f gatkcondaenv.yml didn't run this command, so I wanted to delete gatk and install t…
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how about all your previous questions ? take a time to validate the good answers (green mark on the left).
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the HD header is not generated by bwa, but you can add it using awk:
bwa (...) | awk '(NR==1) {printf("@HD\tVN:1.6\tSO:unknown\n");}{…
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Hi I also pulled SIF image from docker,, Now how do i execute the VEP from singularity ?
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Your sam file is not coordinate sorted or converted to a bam. @HD tags come after a secondary tool such as samtools view or sort.
ANGSD…
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It may or may not, depending on the exact organism. For example, baker's yeast has introns but not many, and most genes in its genome don't…
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Thank you for your answer! If the organism I am studying has introns, will blastn still be sufficient?
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If we are talking about organisms without introns, it is very simple. A tool to use is `tblastn` which can be accessed from the [**main BLA…
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I'll just add what I did with my own dataset of ribo depleted RNA-seq:
I took predicted enhancer-promoter interaction datasets from UCSC a…
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What type of RNA-seq data do you have?
With polyA, I think it will be hard to incorporate enhancer info without additional datasets.
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