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  • caswater
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    • Jun 2011
    • 47

    help ~ the cufflinks output

    Just got result from cufflinks but not quite understand the output genes.fpkm_tracking:

    I used this command:

    Code:
    cufflinks -o Result -p 4 -g $GTF -b $RefGenome -u $file
    I then wish to check the estimated expression for genes annotated in the refFlat GTF files, but found only around 6000 genes (with known gene symbols) were reported in genes.fpkm_tracking, while the remaining are all with ids like CUFF.XXX, see below...

    So I was just wondering how I could know the expression of all ~20000 genes in the refFlat annotation files (such as Notch1, FOXD1,..), and how can I convert CUFF.xxx into each gene? It's unlikely that all the CUFF.xxx are novel transcripts, right?

    Thank you for your advice on it

    ### the output####

    Code:
    tracking_id	class_code	nearest_ref_id	gene_id	gene_short_name	tss_id	locus	length	coverage	FPKM	FPKM_conf_lo	FPKM_conf_hi	FPKM_status
    OR4F5	-	-	OR4F5	-	-	chr1:69090-70008	-	-	0	0	0	OK
    CUFF.4	-	-	CUFF.4	-	-	chr1:109920-110286	-	-	1.57124	0.830549	2.31193	OK
    FAM138A	-	-	FAM138A	-	-	chr1:34610-36081	-	-	0	0	0	OK
    CUFF.6	-	-	CUFF.6	-	-	chr1:126628-127545	-	-	0.207493	0.0923964	0.322589	OK
    CUFF.5	-	-	CUFF.5	-	-	chr1:125397-125894	-	-	0.804427	0.435331	1.17352	OK
    CUFF.8	-	-	CUFF.8	-	-	chr1:167776-168206	-	-	1.66698	1.04788	2.28608	OK
    CUFF.10	-	-	CUFF.10	-	-	chr1:163967-164488	-	-	0.425551	0.168934	0.682169	OK
    CUFF.9	-	-	CUFF.9	-	-	chr1:169060-169232	-	-	1225.18	702.763	1747.6	OK
    CUFF.11	-	-	CUFF.11	-	-	chr1:227422-227796	-	-	7.54204	5.96942	9.11467	OK
    CUFF.12	-	-	CUFF.12	-	-	chr1:233147-233979	-	-	0.292227	0.146113	0.43834	OK
    CUFF.13	-	-	CUFF.13	-	-	chr1:234725-235592	-	-	0.379276	0.217552	0.540999	OK
    CUFF.14	-	-	CUFF.14	-	-	chr1:234090-234614	-	-	0.612381	0.306191	0.918572	OK

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