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  • syslm01
    Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 16

    #16
    Originally posted by ychen View Post
    Hi Folks,

    I feel lucky to find this thread because I have been struggling with the same problems. After splitting the unusual FASTQ files, my TopHat results are still quite different from what reported in the recent published paper. Can you tell me where to find the provided SAM file? I want to try the the reported command line.

    Thanks a lot,

    Yi-Shiou
    Hi,

    you could find the SAM file in their suplemental material online.

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    • ychen
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2010
      • 4

      #17
      Hi syslm01,

      I look into the supplementary information page many times but didn't find any SAM file. Did I miss something very obvious or just look into a wrong place?

      Thanks again,

      Yi-Shiou

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      • syslm01
        Member
        • Apr 2010
        • 16

        #18
        hi ychen,

        here is the link http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/quer...i?acc=GSE20846
        GSE20846_RAW.tar contains the SAM and gtf files

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        • ychen
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2010
          • 4

          #19
          Hi syslm01,

          Thanks so much for your help, I really appreciate it.


          Yi-Shiou

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          • pascal
            Junior Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 9

            #20
            Hi,

            I splitted the fastq files with fastx into the original paired end files (positions 1-75 and 77-151) and ran TopHat with default settings. In the paper they did use:

            tophat -p 8 -F 0.0 -r 50 -m 1 --no-novel-juncs -j ../../pooled_200bp_frags.juncs -o pooled_tophat2 -a 8 /fs/szasmg3/cole/ebwts/m_musculus/mm9/fast_mm9/mm9+wold_spikes s1_1.query75.txt,s2_1.query75.txt s1_2.query75.txt,s2_2.query75.txt
            So the difference to my run is, that I left out "--no-novel-juncs" and "-j ../../pooled_200bp_frags.junc". Further I used the default bowtie mm9 reference.

            I loaded the results into IGV and took a look at the results. The result is very different in many ways.
            1. The coverage seems to be lower for almost every positions. accepted_hits.sam contains about half as much entries as the result from the paper.
            2. My base phred quality varies while the quality from the paper is everywhere 40.
            3. So many reads could be paired mapped (in IGV: "Pair is mapped = No")

            I did run Tophat with different parameters, but the result should not be that different? Maybe I missed something when I separated fastq file into two? Does anyone know how to generate such a splice junction file?

            Many thanks for any advise.

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            • linux4gen2
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2011
              • 2

              #21
              Pascal,

              Have you been able to improve the matches and got similar results as in the paper ?

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              • pascal
                Junior Member
                • Mar 2010
                • 9

                #22
                Sorry, I have stopped working on this data set. If I continue I will let you know.

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