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  • zybio
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2015
    • 1

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    Cuffdiff splicing.diff output

    Dear all,

    I run cufflinks/cuffmege/cuffdiff pipeline on my data. But I have some problem on how to interpret the splicing.diff results.
    Here are some of my results:

    test_id gene_id gene locus sample_1 sample_2 status value_1 value_2 sqrt(JS) test_stat p_value q_value significant
    TSS2038 XLOC_001278 Q91YR5 chr1:164462249-164478706 g1 g2 OK 0 0 0.358701 2.93163e-09 4.59102e-10 1.52192e-06 yes
    TSS745 XLOC_000478 NP_001074727 chr1:138362954-138428088 g1 g2 OK 0 0 0.372363 6.93969e-07 1.27085e-07 0.000210643 yes
    TSS30120 XLOC_020929 Q80TA1,uc008wvi.1 chr5:30559157-30849030 g1 g2 OK 0 0 0.278089 3.08277e-06 5.95185e-07 0.00049326 yes

    I am wondering how can I find out the splice sites from the splicing.diff results. I'd like to check the significant splicing events visually on a genome browser. But The locus provided in splicing.diff seems to be the locus of the gene/transcript, from which I can't locate the position where the splicing event happens.

    Also, I am also confused about how to figure out the AS isoforms that are compared by cuffdiff. For example, if a genes has 5 splicing variant and cuffdiff perform a spilcing test on this gene. How could I identify the two isoforms that are compared by cuffdiff ?

    Thanks a lot!

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