Re: [galaxy-user] how to find out the gene_ID correspond to CUFF ID

2011-03-02 Thread Jeremy Goecks
(cc'ing galaxy-user) Sorry Jeremy, I'm being a bit dense here - where exactly are these tools in the tool list - I can't find them... David, Both tools are located within the 'Operate on Genomic Intervals' menu. Also, remember that tool search (Options - Show Tool Search) is useful for

Re: [galaxy-user] how to find out the gene_ID correspond to CUFF ID

2011-03-01 Thread David Matthews
Hi, Yes, column 1 refers to the chromosome name and it must be the same throughout (i.e. your hg19 reference file must call the chromosomes 1,2, 3 etc). A simpler solution is to use a copy of hg19 that lists the chromosomes as 1, 2, 3 etc instead of Chr1, Chr2 etc. Unfortunately I'm only in

Re: [galaxy-user] how to find out the gene_ID correspond to CUFF ID

2011-02-28 Thread David Matthews
Hi, You need to supply a gene annotation file with cufflink to easily get the gene-id information. Without it, cufflinks simply tries its best to figure out what genes are present. The ensemble gtf file is quite a comprehensive one - there is a link to it on the cufflinks manual page. Good