I've done my alignment with STAR.
In the output log file for this script I have warnings such as:
"Warning: chr 'PN:STAR' not in your genome sequence file."
The problem traces back to the MakeRumJunctionFiles.pm, line 410.
STAR alignments start with lines such as:
"@PG ID:STAR PN:STAR VN:STAR_2.3.0e_r291 CL:/gpfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/STAR --runThreadN 6 --genomeDir /g
pfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/indexes/Sscrofa10.2.73/ --genomeLoad LoadAndRemove --readFilesIn /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi
/HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_1.fq /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_2.fq cl:/gpf
s/fs121/apps/STAR/current/STAR --genomeDir /gpfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/indexes/Sscrofa10.2.73/ --genomeLoad LoadAnd
Remove --readFilesIn /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_1.fq /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w
/READS/P_20w/P_20w_2.fq --runThreadN 6 "
this is where 'PN:STAR' is, this line is a comment line (@) and should be disregarded all together.
I realize this is very minor and innocuous, but recording it as an issue in lack of better place to record this.
I've done my alignment with STAR. In the output log file for this script I have warnings such as: "Warning: chr 'PN:STAR' not in your genome sequence file." The problem traces back to the MakeRumJunctionFiles.pm, line 410. STAR alignments start with lines such as: "@PG ID:STAR PN:STAR VN:STAR_2.3.0e_r291 CL:/gpfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/STAR --runThreadN 6 --genomeDir /g pfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/indexes/Sscrofa10.2.73/ --genomeLoad LoadAndRemove --readFilesIn /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi /HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_1.fq /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_2.fq cl:/gpf s/fs121/apps/STAR/current/STAR --genomeDir /gpfs/fs121/apps/STAR/current/indexes/Sscrofa10.2.73/ --genomeLoad LoadAnd Remove --readFilesIn /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w/READS/P_20w/P_20w_1.fq /gpfs/fs121/h/manduchi/HFHC_12-8w_20w /READS/P_20w/P_20w_2.fq --runThreadN 6 "
this is where 'PN:STAR' is, this line is a comment line (@) and should be disregarded all together. I realize this is very minor and innocuous, but recording it as an issue in lack of better place to record this.