Hi everyone:
i met a problem with the GTF file from ucsc. I uploaded the GTF file
from ucsc to galaxy and use this file to run cuffcompare. The running
is fine. But in the output file I cannot find the gene_name( gene
symbol) only gene_id and transcript_id. it was difficult for me to
analyze the result if there was no gene name inforation. so where i
can get GTF file that contain the gene_name information thus it will
be convenient for the downstream analysis.
xiangming
Quoting Jennifer Jackson j...@bx.psu.edu:
Hi Chris,
Clearing the incorrect database assignment can be done by clicking
on the pencil icon for the dataset, and in the database pull down
menu, select the list header:
- Additional Species Are Below -
As you mention, chromosome names need to be identical between the
reference fasta genome, any BAM files, and any input GTF files.
Correct sorting and the GTF file's content are also important.
Since the iGenomes dataset is specifically designed to work with
this software package, it seems worth contacting the tool authors if
expected results are still coming up. They will know the dataset the
best. Should a problem with Galaxy be uncovered, we would be very
glad to learn about it and make necessary corrections.
Tool author's:
web site: http://cufflinks.cbcb.umd.edu/
mailing list: tophat.cuffli...@gmail.com
Thanks!
Jen
Galaxy team
On 11/11/11 8:29 AM, Bidwell, Christopher A. wrote:
Colleagues,
I am having trouble running cufflinks with an annotation file on the
public Galaxy.The assembled transcripts gtf file has all the FPKM at 0
although the gene expression and transcript expression tab files have
values for FPKM.
I have seen the SEQanswers threads about the compatibility of tophat bam
files relative to chromosomes labeled as 1,2,3... versus Chr1, Chr2,
Chr3...I am using the iGenomes bovine UMD3.1 genome and annotation file
(chromosomes are 1,2,3) from the history.I altered the gtf file to Chr1,
Chr2, Chr3... but it did not help.
Another potential discrepency/conflict is that the genome and gtf file
have the bosTau6 database attribute from when I uploaded them. However I
am running them from the history (bosTau6 is not an option for tophat).I
do not seem to be able to remove the attribute.
Am I missing something else?
Here is the command line
Info: cufflinks v1.0.3
cufflinks -q --no-update-check -I 5 -F 0.05 -j 0.05 -p 8 -G
/galaxy/main_database/files/003/142/dataset_3142240.dat -N -b ref.fa
Here is the details page
Tool: Cufflinks
Name: Cufflinks on data 69, data 4, and data 5: assembled transcripts
Created: Nov 09, 2011
Filesize: 44.6 Mb
Dbkey: bosTau6
Format: gtf
Tool Version:
Input Parameter Value
SAM or BAM file of aligned RNA-Seq reads 4: Tophat for Illumina on data
4 and data 69: accepted_hits
Max Intron Length 5
Min Isoform Fraction 0.05
Pre MRNA Fraction 0.05
Perform quartile normalization Yes
Conditional (reference_annotation) 1
Reference Annotation 5: iGen_UMD3_1_genes.gtf
Conditional (bias_correction) 0
Conditional (seq_source) 1
Using reference file 69: UMD31_iGen_1-29X.fa
Conditional (singlePaired) 0
Cordially,
Chris
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