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  • Ribosome profiling data analysis PEAK FINDER ALGORITHM

    Hi all,

    I am working on ribosome profiling seq-data, obtained after blocking translation using Harringtonine.

    It's single-read, 50 cycles sequencing, from Illumina.

    I was looking at algorithms that can be used to call peaks (in this case to call translation start sites).
    All the peak-finder algorithms I ve found so far (such as MACS, or QuEST) are used normally in ChipSeq data, but the problem is that those are based on the so called "bimodal enrichment pattern".
    RPF (ribosome protected fragments) reads do not show the same bimodal pattern, therefore I cannot use those.

    Does anyone have any idea of what kind of algorithm to use of the available ones?
    Thanks a lot!
    EdK

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    Hi Edk,

    Just curious, did you manage to find (or implement yourself) an algorithm for the ribosome profiling peak identification problem you identified? I have actually started working on such an algorithm myself, but want to avoid re-inventing the wheel if possible

    Cheers!

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