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  • rcorbett
    Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 29

    #1

    tophat-fusion on mouse

    Hi,
    I see that tophat-fusion-post uses these files (included in the distribution):
    ensGene.txt
    ensGtp.txt
    mcl
    refGene_sorted.txt

    But I'm not sure how to duplicate them for MM9. Can anyone instruct me? If it is in the docs I can't find it.
  • Carlos Borroto
    Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 19

    #2
    Hi,

    I'm also trying to run tophat-fusion for mm9. I see tophat-fusion-post use hardcoded blast database files, but this is easy to change. Generating these files you mention is what I haven't being able to figured out. I don't think 'mcl' is important, as is just the Mitelman Database, for easy checking of the results, but the rest are for sure important.

    Were you able to construct these files for mm9?

    Thanks,
    Carlos

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    • rcorbett
      Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 29

      #3
      Hi Carlos,
      I did manage to reconstruct the files for mm9. It just required some reverse engineering.

      I just downloaded the
      ensGene.txt
      refGene.txt
      knownGene.txt
      from UCSC then made refGene_sorted.txt with this command (I don't remember the details but this worked for me)
      echo "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 X Y" | tr ' ' '\n' | xargs -i echo "awk '\$3==\"chr{}\"' refGene.txt | sort +4n -6 " | bash > refGene_sorted.txt

      Also, the ensGtp.txt file was available from the USCS website, I just had to do a little more digging.

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      • Carlos Borroto
        Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 19

        #4
        Great! I should have recognized these names. Let me just add for anyone else going through the same.

        You can get these files from the table browser at UCSC:


        Just make sure you select:
        output format: "all fields from selected table"

        Sorting like rcorbett mentioned above seems to work fine, I did it to produce refGene_sorted.txt and I also sorted ensGene.txt, as it seems to me the annotation file for human in the source package is sorted.

        I also filtered ensGtp.txt to keep lines containing ENSMUSP only:
        grep ENSMUSP ensGtp.txt.tmp > ensGtp.txt

        Because it failed complaining you need tree elements per line in ensGtp.txt. Filtering by ENSMUSP, seems to work, as if there is a protein id there would be a gene and transcript id.

        Now you just need to edit tophat-fusion-post to look for the right blast db, I'll be blasting against "other_genomic*" and "nt*".

        Thanks!

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        • himanshu04
          Member
          • Mar 2012
          • 35

          #5
          How do you edit tophat-fusion-post to look for the right blast db. I am running tophat fusion on mouse using mm9 reference and I have finished with the tophat fusion step. I am trying to run the tophatfusion post step. I have downloaded the other_genomic* and nt* databases as well as mouse_genomic blast database. But, I detect fusions and I am not getting the blast score and the sequence alignments.?
          I get the following error : “no index or alias found for nucleotide database[blast/other_genomic] in search path [home/fusion(this is the top_dir)::]”.

          My directory format is :
          home/fusion(top_dir)/blast/nt, home/fusion/blast/other_genomic

          What am I doing wrong?.
          Any help is much appreciated.
          Thanks

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          • bharati
            Member
            • Mar 2012
            • 38

            #6
            Confusion between Spanning reads and spanning mate pairs

            Can anybody please explain the difference between Spanning Reads and Spanning Mate pairs. As much I could understand Spanning reads are those reads which do not harbor the fusion point but Split reads do harbor it, but Spanning mate pairs are those spanning reads which are supported by their mate pairs and the number of Spanning mate pairs should be lesser than spanning reads, but this is not the case in my results, why so?

            please guide its urgent

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            • jp.
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2013
              • 142

              #7
              hi
              may someone tell me where can i find other_genomic* and nt* for mm9. i searched ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/db/, and found only:
              1. est_mouse.tar.gz
              2. mouse_genomic_transcript.tar.gz

              where are these files (other_genomic* and nt*) ?

              when i run the tophat-fusion it says:
              blast nt now found..???
              i have downloaded blast but there is no such things like blastall ??

              expecting reply



              Originally posted by himanshu04 View Post
              How do you edit tophat-fusion-post to look for the right blast db. I am running tophat fusion on mouse using mm9 reference and I have finished with the tophat fusion step. I am trying to run the tophatfusion post step. I have downloaded the other_genomic* and nt* databases as well as mouse_genomic blast database. But, I detect fusions and I am not getting the blast score and the sequence alignments.?
              I get the following error : “no index or alias found for nucleotide database[blast/other_genomic] in search path [home/fusion(this is the top_dir)::]”.

              My directory format is :
              home/fusion(top_dir)/blast/nt, home/fusion/blast/other_genomic

              What am I doing wrong?.
              Any help is much appreciated.
              Thanks

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