It would be really helpful to have an output that records strandedness.
We have been using the ReadsPerGene.out.tab from STAR quantmode, but this is not very high throughput.
@marina-yurieva has come up with a solution that uses Salmon
Her scripts are:
/projects/anczukow-lab/scripts/strandness_salmon.sh
#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH -q batch
#SBATCH --nodes=1
#SBATCH --ntasks=20
#SBATCH --time=72:00:00
# use script: sbatch --chdir . --export=reads="PE",genome="human",fastq="myfastq",out="mydir" /projects/anczukow-lab/scripts/strandness_salmon.sh
module load slurm
if [ $reads == "PE" ]; then
ls ${fastq}/*_R1*.f*gz > list1.txt
else
ls ${fastq}/*.fastq.gz > list1.txt
fi
THREADS=`wc -l < list1.txt`
sbatch --chdir . --array=1-$THREADS --export=reads=$reads,genome=$genome,out=$out /projects/anczukow-lab/scripts/strandness_salmon.slurm
Problem
It would be really helpful to have an output that records strandedness. We have been using the ReadsPerGene.out.tab from STAR quantmode, but this is not very high throughput.
@marina-yurieva has come up with a solution that uses Salmon
Her scripts are: /projects/anczukow-lab/scripts/strandness_salmon.sh
/projects/anczukow-lab/scripts/strandness_salmon.slurm
This will require: