Hi, guys:
Does anyone know the maximum mismatches that tophat allows for each mapped RNA-seq read? I recently run tophat with 45bp RNA-seq reads and then convert the result into sam format with MD tag. Some results are like this:
HWI-EAS412:2:1:88:10751:10335:0 147 Muller-A 1576 255 46M = 1541 0 GGTTGGCGGCGCCGGGGCGGCAGCCTGCCCGGACCTTGTGCTTTTC ##############AB05/7,-?A->BDD=D?3B*B+;457ABA:A NM:i:7 NH:i:1 MD:Z:1C0G1T2T5T4A19G7
'NM:i:7' means there are 7 mismatches, which is way more too much for a RNA-seq read? Does anyone know about that? Thanks!
my command is:
tophat -p 8 --coverage-search --microexon-search --solexa1.3-quals --keep-tmp --mate-s
td-dev 50 --mate-inner-dist -30 ...
Does anyone know the maximum mismatches that tophat allows for each mapped RNA-seq read? I recently run tophat with 45bp RNA-seq reads and then convert the result into sam format with MD tag. Some results are like this:
HWI-EAS412:2:1:88:10751:10335:0 147 Muller-A 1576 255 46M = 1541 0 GGTTGGCGGCGCCGGGGCGGCAGCCTGCCCGGACCTTGTGCTTTTC ##############AB05/7,-?A->BDD=D?3B*B+;457ABA:A NM:i:7 NH:i:1 MD:Z:1C0G1T2T5T4A19G7
'NM:i:7' means there are 7 mismatches, which is way more too much for a RNA-seq read? Does anyone know about that? Thanks!
my command is:
tophat -p 8 --coverage-search --microexon-search --solexa1.3-quals --keep-tmp --mate-s
td-dev 50 --mate-inner-dist -30 ...
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