I am trying to use RNA-SeQC for a mouse rnaseq dataset. the program requires mouse gc content file. Where can i download it or how can i generate it by myself? Thanks a lot.
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Technically, it's not required, but if you want to use it, you convert your GTF/GFF file to BED format by cutting the proper columns. Then use "bedtools nuc" to get GC content for each region.Code:-gc <arg> File of transcript id <tab> gc content. Used for stratification
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So i ran this an I got the wrong countsOriginally posted by ECO View PostAnother vote for bedtools nuc.
The numbers are just off... the start and stop bases match everything looks good but the % is off...
A + G + T + C = correct lengths per gene but the #A + #G + #T + #C are different from what it should be..
What's up with that?
129-79-59-15:bin User$ ./bedtools nuc -fi genome.fasta -bed chromosome.gff > gcconent
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solved!!
needed to make the fasta file into a single line
perlscrip called singleline.pl
perl singleline.pl input.fasta > output.fastaCode:#!/usr/bin/perl -w #perl fa2oneline.pl sample.fa > out.fa # downloaded from http://www.bioinformatics-made-simple.com # change multiline fasta to single line fasta use strict; my $input_fasta=$ARGV[0]; open(IN,"<$input_fasta") || die ("Error opening $input_fasta $!"); my $line = <IN>; print $line; while ($line = <IN>) { chomp $line; if ($line=~m/^>/) { print "\n",$line,"\n"; } else { print $line; } } print "\n";
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