Open luwd401 opened 11 months ago
Dear @luwd401
rnaSPAdes does not output that explicitly, but it's possible to deduce these numbers from the output FASTA. Each contig has the following id format: NODE_97_length_6237_cov_11.9819_g8_i2
, where g8
means gene number 8, and i2
means isoform number 2 within this gene. You can find more information in rnaSPAdes manual.
We will add explicit reporting of these numbers in the next release, thank you for the suggestion!
Best Andrey
Dear Andrey Prjibelski, Thank you for your kindly reply, and we are looking forward to the new release of rnaSPAdes. Good luck!
Best wishes, Wei-Dong Lu
Dear @luwd401
rnaSPAdes does not output that explicitly, but it's possible to deduce these numbers from the output FASTA. Each contig has the following id format: NODE_97_length_6237_cov_11.9819_g8_i2, where g8 means gene number 8, and i2 means isoform number 2 within this gene.
We will add explicit reporting of these numbers in the next release, thank you for the suggestion!
Best Andrey
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Recently, I found that rnaSPAdes is superior in some aspects of transcript assembly that Trinity. But I also met another problem. That is, I could not determine the number of genes and transcripts in the assembled transcripts made by rnaSPAdes. Can rnaSPAdes count the numbers of genes and transcripts in the RNA-seq analysis like the TrinityStats.py script in Trinity software?
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