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  • dfermin
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 1

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    Using VFS

    Hi

    Newbie here so please forgive me if this is a silly question.
    I'm trying to use the Viral Fusion Seq (VFS) program to determine if there are any fusion products between the human genome and a herpes virus.

    I got the VFS installed and running correctly according to their manual. But they don't give a description of what to do with your own data sets.

    I have fastq files from human tissue samples (3) and I have the herpes virus genome.
    Here are what I believe are the relevant settings in my vfs.conf file:


    Code:
    viralFa = /data/rna/vzv/vzv_genome.fa
    humanFa = /usr/local/vfs/references/human/hg38.fa 
    humanDecoy = /usr/local/vfs/references/human/hs37d5.fa
    ntDB = /usr/local/vfs/annotation/nt/nt
    I "prepped" my human fastq files by running them through the prep.fastq.2.Illumina.1.8.gz.pl script. This produced a file called hs.vfs_in.fq.gz.

    I tried to run VFS as follows:
    Code:
    viral.fusion.pl hs_vzv /abs/path/to/hs.vfs_in.fq.gz
    Unfortunately I don't get any fusion products predicted. I'm not expecting 1000's of fusion product sequences. But the fact that I got nothing whatsoever makes me think I messed up some how.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction? Are there other options in the vfs.conf file that I need to set/adjust?

    Any and all help is welcome.
    Thanks

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