I have identified differentially methylated sites with methylKit, and I am interested in annotating the DML/DMR and potentially doing a Gene ontology analysis.
I first grabbed all the differentially methylated sites:
The refseq_anot is from a bed file with tracks of exons, introns, flanks tracks from the NCBI gff file.
It technically, worked well
> refseq_anot <- readTranscriptFeatures("Bvos_refseq.bed", remove.unusual=FALSE) Reading the table...
Calculating intron coordinates...
Calculating exon coordinates...
Calculating TSS coordinates...
Calculating promoter coordinates...
Outputting the final GRangesList...
But then, when I try the annotation, I got this error message:
I used the same genome for annotation methylation calling. Can I trust the annotation results?
Is there a way to fix this error?
Lastly, after annotation, how can I retrieve/find the nearest gene to the DML/DMR?
I'd like to do, if possible, a gene set/functional enrichment analysis of the DML/DMR.
Hi,
I have identified differentially methylated sites with methylKit, and I am interested in annotating the DML/DMR and potentially doing a Gene ontology analysis. I first grabbed all the differentially methylated sites:
and then, I annotated them with annotateWithGeneParts
The refseq_anot is from a bed file with tracks of exons, introns, flanks tracks from the NCBI gff file. It technically, worked well
> refseq_anot <- readTranscriptFeatures("Bvos_refseq.bed", remove.unusual=FALSE)
Reading the table... Calculating intron coordinates...Calculating exon coordinates... Calculating TSS coordinates... Calculating promoter coordinates... Outputting the final GRangesList...
But then, when I try the annotation, I got this error message:
I used the same genome for annotation methylation calling. Can I trust the annotation results? Is there a way to fix this error?
Lastly, after annotation, how can I retrieve/find the nearest gene to the DML/DMR? I'd like to do, if possible, a gene set/functional enrichment analysis of the DML/DMR.
Thanks.