Hi,
I have a GFP and transposon sequence which I want to incorporate for RNASeq analysis. I tried doing this with STAR, but it gives me only the TE sequence alignment and reads in the sb_alignmentsReadsPerGene.out.tab
Could you kindly give an explanation for the command line please. Here the exogenous sequences have to be incorporated via the cat command and entries made into the GTF and genome.fasta and txome.fasta ?
I am new to this kind of analysis. Another thing that I found very difficult to do was that if I have to match the coordinates of the BED regions from my DNAseq with the transposon into RNA seq BAM files , I cannot do it via this method of inserting exogenous sequences since it shows the header which we have coined in the input files for the GFP and the TE sequence.
Hi, I have a GFP and transposon sequence which I want to incorporate for RNASeq analysis. I tried doing this with STAR, but it gives me only the TE sequence alignment and reads in the
sb_alignmentsReadsPerGene.out.tab
./generateDecoyTranscriptome.sh [-j <N> =1 default] [-b <bedtools binary path> =bedtools default] [-m <mashmap binary path> =mashmap default] -a <gtf file> -g <genome fasta> -t <txome fasta> -o <output path>
Could you kindly give an explanation for the command line please. Here the exogenous sequences have to be incorporated via the
cat
command and entries made into the GTF and genome.fasta and txome.fasta ?I am new to this kind of analysis. Another thing that I found very difficult to do was that if I have to match the coordinates of the BED regions from my DNAseq with the transposon into RNA seq BAM files , I cannot do it via this method of inserting exogenous sequences since it shows the header which we have coined in the input files for the GFP and the TE sequence.
When I ran the analysis:
Kindly guide.