EricKutschera
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1 year ago Those files are only intended to be useful as intermediate files for ESPRESSO itself to use, but if you find them useful that's great
{chr}_SJ_simplified_list is written here: https://github.com/Xinglab/espresso/blob/v1.3.2/src/ESPRESSO_S.pl#L547
The format is the SJ_cluster line:
SJ_cluster {group_number} {sort_index} {other_sort_index} {chr} {cluster_start_coord} {cluster_end_coord}
And then 1 line per SJ in that cluster:
{group_number} {chr}:{SJ_start_coord}:{SJ_end_coord}:{strand} {SJ_start_coord} {SJ_end_coord} {strand} {number_of_perfect_read} {number_of_reads} {1st_2_nt_in_intron} {last_2_nt_in_intron} {enum} {is_putative} {is_annotated} {is_high_confidence} {sort_index}
A perfect read for a splice junction has no mismatches, insertions, or deletions around the SJ. The {enum} is: 2 -> annotated, 1 -> strand determined based on 1st and last 2 nt, 0 -> strand not determined. is_putative is 1 if the SJ was seen in the input alignments
SJ_group_all.fa is written here: https://github.com/Xinglab/espresso/blob/v1.3.2/src/ESPRESSO_S.pl#L554
The format is 1 line to describe the SJ: >{chr}:{SJ_start_coord}:{SJ_end_coord}:{strand} SJclst:{sort_index}: group:{group_number}:
and the next line is the genomic sequence 25nt leading up to the SJ and 25nt after the SJ
sj.list is written here: https://github.com/Xinglab/espresso/blob/v1.3.2/src/ESPRESSO_S.pl#L880
The format is {group_number} {chr}:{SJ_start_coord}:{SJ_end_coord} {chr} {SJ_start_coord} {SJ_end_coord} {number_of_perfect_reads} {number_of_total_reads} {comma_seperated_list_of_perfect_read_IDs_for_this_SJ} {comma_seperated_list_of_all_read_IDs_for_this_SJ}
junjiemama
Among the output files, there are a couple types of splice junction files. Could you please help to illustrate the column names of the files that I listed below? If it's possible, could you please educate me a little bit about how were these files generated and what could be the potential use of these files? I am sorry for asking such basic questions, but I am really trying to make fully use of the ESPRESSO output as much as I could. Thank you!
i.e. chr1_SJ_simplified_list SJ_cluster 11475 0 0 chr1 3492124 3740774 11475 chr1:3492124:3740774:1 3492124 3740774 1 0 0 TBD TBD 2 no yes 1 0 SJ_cluster 11476 0 0 chr1 3492124 3740774 11476 chr1:3492124:3740774:1 3492124 3740774 1 0 0 TBD TBD 2 no yes 1 0 SJ_cluster 11477 0 0 chr1 3492124 3740774 11477 chr1:3492124:3740774:1 3492124 3740774 1 0 0 TBD TBD 2 no yes 1 0 SJ_cluster 11478 0 0 chr1 4562891 4563322 11478 chr1:4562891:4563322:1 4562891 4563322 1 1 1 CT AC 2 yes yes 1 0 SJ_cluster 11478 1 1 chr1 4562891 4563994 11478 chr1:4562891:4563994:1 4562891 4563994 1 0 0 TBD TBD 2 no yes 1 1
SJ_group_all.fa
Then in each sample folder (if I have multiple samples), there is sj.list 1 chr12:72831310:72833445 chr12 72831310 72833445 1 1 m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, 1 chr12:72837515:72839551 chr12 72837515 72839551 1 1 m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, 1 chr12:72808405:72830456 chr12 72808405 72830456 1 1 m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, 1 chr12:72839609:72840485 chr12 72839609 72840485 1 1 m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, 1 chr12:72833563:72837406 chr12 72833563 72837406 1 1 m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs, m64060_200922_102352/3/ccs,