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  • michew
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2019
    • 4

    Tophat-fusion: Joining segment hits - FAILED

    Hi,

    I have been aligning RNAseq data using tophat-fusion for downstream analysis of circularRNA using CIRCexplorer2 (requires tophat-fusion and bowtie1)

    After trying many different configurations I have been successfully running alignment on 19/20 paired-end samples using: tophat v2.0.9, samtools v0.1.19, and bowtie v1.1.2 with the following command line:

    tophat -o output -p 8 --fusion-search --keep-fasta-order --bowtie1 --no-coverage-search --fusion-min-dist 200 th_bowtie1_index/genome R1.fastq R2.fastq

    With one sample though I am getting the following error in tophat.log:

    Joining segment hits
    [FAILED]
    Error running 'long_spanning_reads': what(): basic_string::substr



    And the below error in long_spanning_reads.segs.log:

    Loading fusions...done
    terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std:ut_of_range'
    what(): basic_string::substr

    (Full log files attached)

    I can’t seem to find any solution online except to change from bowtie1 to bowtie2 or re-download the index but the same settings/index files have been working with 19/20 other samples so I can’t imagine there is an issue with the index or running bowtie1 and I want to run the alignment consistently for all samples i.e. with the same index and bowtie version.

    I have also tried reducing the allocated memory but the same error is given.

    If you have any suggestions on how to fix this it would be greatly appreciated!
    Thanks very much in advance for you help with this!!
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