Related to adding additional samples in #92 to be analyzed in alevin-fry using the splici index with the USA mode. I thought this would be an easy fix of just adding a few lines to generate the 3 column version of the tx2gene.tsv needed to run alevin-fry in USA mode. However, the steps outlined in the alevin tutorial are a bit different with some additional steps that we had not had prior to this. This results in a different splici.fasta, that is not exactly the same as the spliced_intron.fasta we originally were generating. We will need to add the necessary steps to generate these files to our current make_pre_mrna_fasta.R before processing any samples using the splici index.
The splici index has now been updated according to the alevin tutorial and is located in s3 here for alevin-fry:
s3://nextflow-ccdl-data/reference/homo_sapiens/ensembl-103/salmon_index/spliced_intron_txome_k31
Related to adding additional samples in #92 to be analyzed in alevin-fry using the
splici
index with the USA mode. I thought this would be an easy fix of just adding a few lines to generate the 3 column version of thetx2gene.tsv
needed to run alevin-fry in USA mode. However, the steps outlined in the alevin tutorial are a bit different with some additional steps that we had not had prior to this. This results in a differentsplici.fasta
, that is not exactly the same as thespliced_intron.fasta
we originally were generating. We will need to add the necessary steps to generate these files to our currentmake_pre_mrna_fasta.R
before processing any samples using thesplici
index.