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  • skycreative
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    • Jan 2010
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    #1

    stringtie genes abundances bug or problems?

    Hi, I am using stringtie-1.3.2d.Linux_x86_64 to caculate genes abundances with -A parameter.
    However, some records seems not so good.

    nad4 nad4 KT428651 + 153710 155758 0.587116 0.159336 0.089332
    STRG.2 - KT428651 + 153710 155758 0.587116 0.159336 0.089332

    these two are at same location and same expression value, why here two records?

    May I just discard the second one? Why this happen?

    //bow
    Tags: stringtie
  • skycreative
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    • Jan 2010
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    #2
    Any suggestions?

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    • skycreative
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      • Jan 2010
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      Anyone would give any suggestion? I am waiting!

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