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  • rodrigo.duarte88
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    • Jan 2015
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    Allele specific expression in RNAseq - masked genome

    Dear folks,

    My lab is specialised in allele specific expression. We made allele specific expression measurement in a targetted polymorphism and found allele A 12% more expressed than allele T. When we RNAseq'd this sample, I mapped the reads only to the chromosome where the SNP is found, and found allele specific expression measurement inverted (allele T 12% more expressed than allele A).

    I am aware of the famous RNAseq bias. So because of computational limitation, I tried mapping my reads against a "masked" chromosome 10 (that I found on http://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/golde...38/snp142Mask/ ).

    This analysis ran for over 2 weeks on my poor octa-core computer. I tried uploading all these files to Galaxy too, and the server knocked down this task saying it exceeded the time limit.

    So:
    1- Is all this totally wrong and I should follow a completely different approach?
    or
    2- Is it time to cry for a cluster and try over there the read mapping against the masked genome/chromosome?


    Thanks a lot for your kindness in following this until the end.

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