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... Assuming the tRNAs are unspliced sequences, you can add them like the ERCC92 spike in annotation:
Each spike in has its own contig and each gene annotation goes from start to the end.
Something like:
>mySpikeIn1
ACGA....
and the GTF:
mySpikeIn1 spikein exon 1 9999 0.0 + . g ...
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... Hi,
According to the Hisat manual, the option just add the XS-tag to each alignment. To check the sence/antisense mappings, you might want to look at [RSeQC][1] infer experiment. There the read-orientation is analysed in regard of the transcripts' orientation.
[1]: http://rseqc.sourceforge.ne ...
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... With samtools idxstat, you get a table of the contig name, the contig's length, the number of alignments, and the number of unmapped reads.
Having such a table in R. you only need to select the first column as row names and the third column as the counts. You also might discard the last row. ...
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... I know, that there's [STAR-Fusion][1]. But I don't know how it compares to the other mentioned tools.
Cheer,
Michael
[1]: https://github.com/STAR-Fusion/STAR-Fusion/wiki ...
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... Hi Shahzad,
If you have only the transcriptome annotation, I'd go for [Salmon][1] .
In case your species has multiple transcript per gene, you might run into troubles with the multimapping reads. Per default bowtie2 reports one alignment per read(-pair). Even if you have several with the same scor ...
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... Hi Clement,
I'd try two things:
1st, align the 2 read sets separately and check if it works in principle.
2nd If that works, you can (visually) inspect if the R1 & R2 read overlap. If he overlap is quit big, you might need to go for the STAR 2.6 version with the --peOverlapNbasesMin parameter ...
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C: cause of unmapped short with STAR
... Please see this comment [here][1].
[1]: https://www.biostars.org/p/344286/#344329 ...
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... You may try to use the standard `p.adjust` with `method = "BH`" (which is the FDR-correction) on the hyper's pvalue.
It may be that the parallel computing messed up the qvalues. ...
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... I'd check if you have spliced reads or not.
In my experience, STAR aligns the reads correctly; even over exon-intron boundaries. But I'd be rather on the safe side. ...
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... Wouldn't STAR-Fusion or Tophat-Fusion give you the insight you need?
With these tools, you'll detect chimeric reads and search for those with one read in the nucleus and the other in mt. ...
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