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  • DerSeb
    Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 44

    #31
    Originally posted by adarob View Post
    @jamessmith01, Cufflinks just reports the shortest length read it finds.

    Be on the lookout for the next version of Cufflinks (hopefully coming this week), which will include proper options to handle strand-specificity in the SOLiD protocol.
    All right, i just tried cufflinks as well and was irritated by the read length of 25bp as well. thx for letting me know!

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    • agc
      Member
      • May 2010
      • 26

      #32
      Originally posted by jamessmith01 View Post
      Version 1.1.1 on the main page apparently includes fixes for these bugs...
      I'm using TopHat version 1.1.4 with bowtie version 0.12.7.0, and getting the following error with two out of four samples:
      Code:
        File "~/Tools/TopHat/tophat-1.1.4.Linux_x86_64/tophat", line 1520, in convert_color_to_bp
          base = decode_dic[base+ch]
      KeyError: 'CN'
      Where in one sample the error is 'CN' (as above) and in the other it's 'GN'. I'm using a SOLiD csfasta file and quals file with the command:
      Code:
      ~/Tools/TopHat/tophat-1.1.4.Linux_x86_64/tophat -p 5 --library-type fr-secondstrand -CQ ~/References/bowtie-hg19/hg19-bowtie-cs sample_1_F3.csfasta samples_1_F3_QV.qual
      While many others had this issue, it seems that it should have been solved in the new version.

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      • Daehwan
        Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 27

        #33
        Hi agc,

        I just fixed this "N" bug and the next version will include the fix.

        Daehwan

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        • AdamB
          Member
          • Apr 2010
          • 43

          #34
          Hi,

          Please can anyone who has used TopHat with SOLiD strand-specific data, say whether you used the fr-firststrand, fr-secondstarand or neither option?

          To be clear, I'm using paired-end (50+25 bp), strand-specific SOLiD RNA-sequencing reads, and would like to know which option, if any, to use.

          Thanks.

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          • adarob
            Member
            • Jul 2010
            • 71

            #35
            fr-secondstrand

            See here: http://cufflinks.cbcb.umd.edu/manual.html#library

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            • AdamB
              Member
              • Apr 2010
              • 43

              #36
              Thanks adarob.

              Do you know where I can find the mapping stats from the TopHat run (% mapped, % paired, etc)? I saw them in the individual logs, but not all collected in one file.

              Thanks.

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