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  • Tophat junction.bed explanation

    Hi,

    I used Tophat to do mapping on RNA-seq data, it generated junction.bed, I know the first 4 column, the fifth column may be score, the six column is strand, but I don't know what means for the rest of columns. Please look at the output file:

    track name=junctions description="TopHat junctions"
    chr20 199813 204594 JUNC00000001 1 + 199813 204594 255,0,0 2 91,9 0,4772
    chr20 199815 204700 JUNC00000002 85 - 199815 204700 255,0,0 2 93,92 0,4793
    chr20 204652 205522 JUNC00000003 30 - 204652 205522 255,0,0 2 75,89 0,781

    Please help me explain the rest of the columns. Do those columns represent some parameter setting in tophat?

    THanks,

  • #2
    Here is the definition of the BED format at the UCSC browser site. Basically the additional colunms describe how the feature is displayed in the browser.

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    • #3
      Thanks, I got it

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