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  • kenietz
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    • Nov 2011
    • 86

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    cufflinks, transcripts extraction

    Hi guys,
    some clients want me to extract the consensus sequence of the transcripts assembled with cufflinks. Well i've searched around and found a way how to extract the consensus using mpileup. But my problem now is how to know which transcript has some consensus at all.

    For example i run cufflinks on a bam file and i get some tracking files and transcripts.gtf. So far so good. But then i open the genes_fpkm.tracking and choose for example the following genes:

    gene4 - - gene4 Gm10568 - chr1:3680154-3681788 - - 0 0 0 OK

    gene9 - - gene9 Gm7369 - chr1:4591096-4611406 - - 0 0 0 OK

    I take the coordinates and for the first one i get no consensus sequence but for the second i get something. When i go to IGV with those coordinates i see no reads for the first gene and one read for the second.

    So what shoud i do? Just skip those lines with zeros or not?

    Btw, i just remembered another thing. With this one liner provided by samtools man page for extracting a consensus i get all the Ns in the beginning of the chromosome. I mean with that line:

    samtools mpileup -r REGION -uf REFGENOME bam | bcftools view -cg -| vcfutils.pl vcf2fq > cns.fq

    Someone knows how to get rid of it without using additional programming?

    For now i am using for the extraction a small perl script parsing the vcf file coming out of these 3 lines:

    $res=`samtools mpileup -r $region -uf $refgen $bam_in > $bcf1`;
    $res=`bcftools view -bcg $bcf1 $region > $bcf2`;
    $res=`bcftools view $bcf2 > $vcf`;

    Thanks for any tips and if someone is interested in the script itself please say
    Cheers

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