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... Your SEQ-ID in the example gff lines is 003__g__Streptococcus_no_23 *Prodigal:2.6*; that I wanted to know. Using featureCounts, the names and choordinates from your gff and the alignment have to be identical.
Here it seems that your alignment is on transcriptome level, while your gff is on genomi ...
written 9 days ago by
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... Are the chromosome names identical?
Does the alignment contain the "Prodigal..." in the names?
Since you did DNA-Seq, I'd try to get a samtools idxstat report first, to get an idea where the alignments are located. ...
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... Hi Tomm,
Check your bed file with `sed -n 'l'` there you'll see all control characters.
Was the original file made in Windows? If so try `dos2unix`.
Cheers,
Michael ...
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... Building a suffix array for the human transcriptome in 0.0001873s and the whole index within 0.0052422s would make me suspicious even on a dedicated workstation. ...
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... From the most inner steps (the `sed '1d' penicillin_SNPs.txt | cut -d "_" -f 2 ` and `sed '1d' penicillin_SNPs.txt | cut -f 4` ) .
Looking at your code: you have `<(paste <(sed ...) <(sed ..) | awk '{}') ` should the awk command not be used after the paste output? ...
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... Edit ( https://www.biostars.org/u/41557/ ): scroll down to see answer by OP
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In one cut call, you use "_" as delim char, in the other you don't.
If you get errors like this, dissect your one-liner in the single steps. Try first, what your `sed .. | cut` steps result in , ...
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... You have the read ID, check in each step if this asynchronous base/quality ratio appeared.
Try to find the read in the original sra file.
Check with a simple script if this is the only case.
If it was introduced in one of your steps, try to reproduce the error.
If the error is reproducible, contact ...
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... How did you perform 'decontamination'?
The error is clearly, that the base-string's length differs from its associated quality-string length.
Personally, I would rather investigate the problem than trying to solve it by bbmap. ...
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... Hi,
Little changes on nucleotide level can lead to drastic changes on protein level. In a worst case scenario, you might introduce a frame shift with a mutation in a gene's 5' region which lead to a totally different products. You'll have in such a case nearly 100%identity on nucleotide level but n ...
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... Is this RNA-Seq or DNA-Seq?
In case of RNA, is it whole transcritome, targeted, or 3' seq?
Please find a good explanation why you see duplications [here][1].
Without proper molecular indexes, it's hard distinguishing between gene expression caused overrepresentation and PCR duplicates.
For PCR ...
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