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  • alvarani
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2013
    • 5

    #1

    Fusion Hunter for Finding Fusion genes

    Hi All ,

    I am using Fusion Hunter for finding Fusion transcripts from RNA-seq data. Mine is Paired end datasets. Which is not alike to left and Right ends, but when I give it in the command line with FusionHunter

    I am getting the following Error message,
    Unexpected parameterTue Apr 1 18:53:31 2014: Checking configurations
    You should check your configuration file, L read should not be the same as R read!

    The command I used,

    ${fusionH}/FusionHunter.pl FusionHunter.cfg L=/home/USER/Rna_seq_patient_1/RE_3_L001_1.fastq; R=/home/USER/Rna_seq_patient_1/RE_3_L001_2.fastq; BowtieIdx=/home/USER/Tools/FusionHunter/FusionHunter-v1.4-Linux_x86_64/bin/refseq/AnnotationFiles_hg19/bowtie_index/hg19 Gene_annotation=/home/USER/Tools/FusionHunter/FusionHunter-v1.4-Linux_x86_64/bin/refseq/AnnotationFiles_hg19/hg19.ucscKnownGene

    It would be great if soemone could help me to knwo where I am going wrong.

    I have checked both Left and right reads which is not SAME

    Thank you
    Kind regards,
    Alva
  • ndaniel
    Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 33

    #2
    Originally posted by alvarani View Post
    Hi All ,

    I am using Fusion Hunter for finding Fusion transcripts from RNA-seq data. Mine is Paired end datasets. Which is not alike to left and Right ends, but when I give it in the command line with FusionHunter

    I am getting the following Error message,
    Unexpected parameterTue Apr 1 18:53:31 2014: Checking configurations
    You should check your configuration file, L read should not be the same as R read!

    The command I used,

    ${fusionH}/FusionHunter.pl FusionHunter.cfg L=/home/USER/Rna_seq_patient_1/RE_3_L001_1.fastq; R=/home/USER/Rna_seq_patient_1/RE_3_L001_2.fastq; BowtieIdx=/home/USER/Tools/FusionHunter/FusionHunter-v1.4-Linux_x86_64/bin/refseq/AnnotationFiles_hg19/bowtie_index/hg19 Gene_annotation=/home/USER/Tools/FusionHunter/FusionHunter-v1.4-Linux_x86_64/bin/refseq/AnnotationFiles_hg19/hg19.ucscKnownGene

    It would be great if soemone could help me to knwo where I am going wrong.

    I have checked both Left and right reads which is not SAME

    Thank you
    Have you tried FusionCatcher?
    Finder of Somatic Fusion Genes in RNA-seq data. Contribute to ndaniel/fusioncatcher development by creating an account on GitHub.

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    • alvarani
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2013
      • 5

      #3
      Thanks I have tried and its working perfectly..
      Kind regards,
      Alva

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      • yywang113@gmail.com
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2015
        • 1

        #4
        Is there any way to avoid this problem in Fusion hunter? I want to compare several tools.


        Originally posted by ndaniel View Post
        Have you tried FusionCatcher?
        http://code.google.com/p/fusioncatcher/

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