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  • Dolev Rahat
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2014
    • 2

    #1

    using a new attribute in a gff file

    Hello

    I am trying to use HTSeq to map counts from an RNASeq assay in order to preform a diffrential expression analysis on lincRNAs.
    I have a lisf of the lincRNAs I want to use in the analysis in a BED file, which I converted into a gff file using Galaxy's bed_to_gtf_convertor script.
    An example attribute line from my file:
    exon linc|3P|XLOC_000004|TCONS_00000005:2.63081|141AA|61AA|;
    The problem is that lincRNAs are not a standard attribute in gff/gtf files attribute columns, so when I attempted run the HTSeq.counts setting idattr to 'linc', but recived the following error message:

    “Feature linc|3P|XLOC_000004|TCONS_00000005:2.63081|141AA|61AA| does not contain a 'linc' attribute”

    since the string 'linc' does appear in many rows of my file's attribute column, I suspect something may be wrong with the attribute strings formatting (wrong delimters etc.), but am not sure what would be the correct format.

    I will appreciate any advice on how to format these strings, or any other ideas on how I can make the attribute column useable

    Thanks in advance

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