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You cannot rename the seqlevels in the bam file; you could rename the
seqlevels in the object(s) you have created from the bam file.
Martin
On 02/14/2017 09:17 AM, Teresa Tavella wrote:
Dear all,
I would like to ask if it is possible to change the seqnames of a bam file
giving a vector of character to the function renameSeqlevels. This is
because in order to use the fuction summarizeOverlap or count/find, the
seqnames have to match.
From the bamfile below I have extracted the locus annotations form the
seqnames (i.e ERCC2, NC_001133.9...etc) and I have created a list (same
length as the seqlevels of the bam file).
*bamfile*
GAlignments object with 6 alignments and 0 metadata columns:
seqnames
[1]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
[2]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
[3]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
[4]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
[5]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
[6]
DQ459430_gene=ERCC2_loc:ERCC2|1-1061|+_exons:1-1061_segs:1-1061
strand cigarqwidth start end width njunc
[1] + 8M2D27M35 1025 106137 0
[2] + 8M2D27M35 1025 106137 0
[3] - 36M36 1025 106036 0
[4] - 36M36 1026 106136 0
[5] + 35M35 1027 106135 0
[6] + 35M35 1027 106135 0
---
*gffile*
GRanges object with 6 ranges and 12 metadata columns:
seqnames ranges strand | source type score
|
[1] NC_001133.9 [ 24837, 25070] + | s_cerevisiae exon
[2] NC_001133.9 [ 25048, 25394] + | s_cerevisiae exon
[3] NC_001133.9 [ 27155, 27786] + | s_cerevisiae exon
[4] NC_001133.9 [ 73431, 73792] + | s_cerevisiae exon
[5] NC_001133.9 [165314, 165561] + | s_cerevisiae exon
[6] NC_001133.9 [165388, 165781] + | s_cerevisiae exon
phase gene_id transcript_id exon_number gene_name
[1] XLOC_40 TCONS_0191 1FLO9
[2] XLOC_40 TCONS_0192 1FLO9
[3] XLOC_41 TCONS_0193 1FLO9
[4] XLOC_55 TCONS_0200 1 YAL037C-A
[5] XLOC_75 TCONS_0100 1 YAR010C
[6] XLOC_75 TCONS_0219 1 YAR010C
oId nearest_ref class_code
[1] {TRINITY_GG_normal}16_c1_g1_i1.mrna1rna8 x
[2] {TRINITY_GG_normal}16_c0_g1_i1.mrna1rna8 x
[3] {TRINITY_GG_normal}12_c0_g1_i1.mrna1rna8 x
[4]{TRINITY_GG_normal}3_c3_g1_i1.mrna1 rna31 x
[5] {TRINITY_GG_normal}3479_c0_g1_i1.mrna1 rna77 x
[6] {TRINITY_GG_normal}24_c0_g1_i1.mrna1 rna77 x
tss_id
[1] TSS42
[2] TSS43
[3] TSS44
[4] TSS71
[5] TSS118
[6] TSS118
---
It is possible to replace the seqlevels names with the list?
I have tried:
bamfile1 <- renameSeqlevels(seqlevels(bamfile), listx)
Thank you for any advice,
Kind regards,
Teresa
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