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  • Siva
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    • Nov 2008
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    #1

    Tophat and Bowtie Index

    Each time I run Tophat on a maize genome Bowtie index, I end up getting a bulky 2-4 GB reconstituted <*index.fa> file in my Tophat_out folder. I have tried to use this reconstituted index.fa file in my subsequent Tophat runs but it does not recognize this as a valid bowtie index file. Does Tophat always need the six <*.ebwt> files? Can I not substitute that with the single reconstituted <*index.fa> file from an earlier run? I want to save some disk space.

    thanks
    Siva
    Last edited by Siva; 03-08-2010, 10:46 PM.
  • Siva
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    • Nov 2008
    • 57

    #2
    Problem solved...Thanks Bill Spollen

    Originally posted by Siva View Post
    Each time I run Tophat on a maize genome Bowtie index, I end up getting a bulky 2-4 GB reconstituted <*index.fa> file in my Tophat_out folder. I have tried to use this reconstituted index.fa file in my subsequent Tophat runs but it does not recognize this as a valid bowtie index file. Does Tophat always need the six <*.ebwt> files? Can I not substitute that with the single reconstituted <*index.fa> file from an earlier run? I want to save some disk space.

    thanks
    Siva
    Hi
    So if I copy the bulky <index.fa> file to the same folder that contains the six .ebwt files, this bulky file does not get written in the tophat_out folder every time. The manual makes a mention of this. Should have read carefully.

    Thanks
    Siva

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