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  • BioLion
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2014
    • 6

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    StringTie merge- can someone help me understand its output?

    Hello,

    I am currently using StringTie merge on a StringTie output in order to discover genes that are not already in my reference annotation. I tried looking at the documentation but it is not very clear to me how to distinguish some things in the output or how it proceeds.

    The command I have been using is :
    Code:
    ${stringtie} --merge -G reference.gtf -o genome.StringTie.merged.gtf -F 1 -l GenomeX GenomeX.StringTie.sorted.gtf
    with GenomeX.StringTie.sorted.gtf the output of stringTie.

    I do not exactly understand how it works: when it finds a region which maps or overlaps, does it replace the line from "GenomeX..." by the line from "reference.gtf"?
    Also, what is the difference with this command?

    Code:
    ${stringtie} --merge -o genome.StringTie.merged.gtf -F 1 -l GenomeX listGenomes.gtf
    with listGenomes.gtf being:
    "reference.gtf
    GenomeX.StringTie.sorted.gtf"

    When I looked at the output of the second command, I did not see how we can distinguish between "reference.gtf" lines and "GenomeX.StringTie.sorted.gtf", or which field I am supposed to look at. Is there a way to do so after a merge?Also, does it choose between the two files when a region is similar?


    Thanks a lot for reading me,

    BioLion

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