Hi Falak,

Two issues here. I think the blank filter page is a bug when using the 
combination of a custom track and bigwigs. We've logged it and an 
engineer will be looking into it.

Second, GREAT expects a bed file that identifies peaks in signal data. 
You would need to run a peak caller on your signals. However, we don't 
have such a tool - though there are several available. You might try 
Googling "chip-seq peak calling" or something similar.

Please let us know if you have any additional questions: 
[email protected]
-
Greg Roe
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group


On 10/17/11 9:43 AM, Sher, Falak wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>
> I am working on the Custom tracks (BigWig files from ChIP-Seq dat) using UCSC 
> table browser. I need output file format BED for GREAT. However, when I click 
> the “get output” button I see the following message:
> “The Table Browser's output limit of 100,000 data values was reached. Please 
> use Table Browser controls such as filtering to trim the number of data 
> values”
> If I go back to the filtering option of the table browser (create) I don’t 
> see any option to adjust data values (lines) rather there are only two 
> options (buttons) submit and cancel.
> Please help to fix the problem,
>
> Falak
>
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