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  • vinaydu
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    • Dec 2010
    • 17

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    snpeff with transdecoder

    Dear all,

    I need your help regarding an analysis which uses your tool snpeff. I am working with a system which do not have reference genome. I have RNA-seq reads for two species which I assembled de-novo using Trinity. I found variant between them using freebayes. To use snpeff, I used unigenes (called using cd-hit) of one species as reference which is annotated using transdecoder. I have used transdecoder generated gff file and the fasta file to make bins for snpeff.

    Odd enough, I found introns, intergenic regions downstream, upstream which I think should be not there in EFF= field. Am I missing something?

    In a nutshell could snpeff be used for de novo transcriptome assembly?

    Prompt response would be highly appreciated on my part.

    Thanks in advance

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