Closed dongdongdong0203 closed 1 year ago
Can you share the corresponding portion of the reference GTF? My suspicion is that the discrepancy in length is actually because the StringTie
GTF record you are showing includes the introns and the rpvg
output does not.
Thank you for your prompt reply. You are right, we compared different transcripts and found that transcripts of stringtie2
were containing introns, while rpvg
only outputs the exons.
Great, glad we were able to clear that up for you.
Hi, developer
I recently ran into a problem. I would like to compare the difference in expression between pan-transcriptomic (vg mpmap+RPVG) and conventional transcriptomic analysis (STAR+stingtie2) of the same transcript, however, I found that there is a large difference in expression.
When looking for the cause, it was found that the transcripts were not of the same length in the haplotype transcripts and in the reference GTF file. What is the reason for this?
Next is an example of a particular transcript.
Transcript "ENSSSCT00000055142" in txorigin.tsv file generated by
vg autoindex
:rpvg
run to get the expression of an individual ENSSSCT00000055142 transcript:However, the expression of this transcript obtained by
stringtie2
was far from RPVG on the same individual, and the transcript length was inconsistent.Looking forward to your answers and replies.
Thanks