Dear Dr. Jennifer,
Thank you very much for the reply. I am sorry about the way the thread was
handled. Your input is much helpful. However, I have one key question which
probably didnt come across well in the third question and I will try to re-word
it.
I am using Illumina paired end data and
Hi Jen,
Thanks for the information. I used this setting and the merged BAM files
(.accepted hits) worked quite well for the downstream analysis.
Best,
Jianguang
From: Jennifer Jackson [j...@bx.psu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 4:10 PM
To: Du, Jianguang
Cc:
Hi Jeremy,
Thank you very much for the reply. I have some more questions of the same topic.
1) My reads are 36nt long. How much should I set for "the Minimum length of
reads segments" to get the most reliable output with the highest mapping of
splicing junctions?. In my previous run of TopHat
Dear Jen.
Yes, that was my problem, I skipped some steps by relying too much on the
screencast and ignoring the text.
Now I am reluctant to launch the AMI as I having trouble estimating my usage
and costs on AWS - as a new user I have little
idea what to set many of the parameters in the usage c
> 1) My reads are 36nt long. How much should I set for "the Minimum length of
> reads segments" to get the most reliable output with the highest mapping of
> splicing junctions?. In my previous run of TopHat, I set it as 18. Can I
> reduce it more to get better mapping on splicing junctions?
Yo
Hi Andrew,
We do not have any estimates posted on the wiki currently for example
usage on the cloud, but this is a good idea and the team is discussing
the best way to add in something like this. The difficulty comes with
how variable actual job run-times can be, but there still are some ways
> I have one more question about the "Anchor length". For a RNA-seq read mapped
> on the splicing junction under the 0 mismatch condition, if 5 nucleotides of
> one end map on one exon, does it mean the rest part of the read must map on
> the adjacent exon? What I want to understand is that, al
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