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  • Erinyes
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2012
    • 9

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    Peak annotation using HOMER

    Hi all.

    I have been using HOMER for ChIP-seq analysis quite some time now for mouse samples and I absolutely love it.

    However, I have been trying for the past few days to analyse some human samples and I have been having problems with the annotationPeaks.pl using the hg38 genome. The annotated peak files I am getting have only RefSeq IDs and nothing else (Unigene, Ensemble, Alias, Gene description, Gene type etc). I tried running again the annotationPeaks.pl using my own hg38.gtf file containing the gene names (gene symbols), but the only thing I managed was to substitute the RefSeq with gene symbols without any information on the rest of the columns. Does anyone know which file I should modify to get all the available information?

    Any help will be very much appreciated! The empty columns are driving me crazy!
    --Katerina

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