Open GuillermoPeris opened 3 years ago
Hi @GuillermoPeris !
As far as I know, that information is also included in the TE locus name in the first column of the counting tables, such as: chr10|48318854|48319078|L2:L2:LINE|326|-,+ or chr7|94986341|94986764|L1MA5:L1:LINE|133|+,+
For the anti-sense expression of L1, you can easily extract "-,+" or "+,-" entries.
I am performing the same approach as you. Let me know if you would like to further discuss about L1ASPs!
All the best, Raquel
Hi Rachel!
Thank you for info confirming my hypothesis. Concerning L1ASP, the problem with SQuIRE is that cannot distinguish (as far as I know) reads from L1 antisense promoter and passive antisense transcription. I suggest you should try package L1EM (https://github.com/FenyoLab/L1EM). It really works to find specifically L1ASP.
Good luck!! Guille
Hi,
I am beginning to work with Squire to analyze L1 mobile elements in knockout cell lines. I am specifically interested in obtaining antisense expression on L1 (that should include transcripts from L1 antisense promoter and "run on" transcripts from nearby gene promoters).
I have some trouble in getting that information from strand output (tx_strand and TE_strand). According to SQuIRE Count output explanation, TE_strand is orientation of TE insertion and tx_strand the strand of TE transcription. My guess is that I can get antisense L1 transcripts by choosing counts where TE_strand is different from tx_strand (TE_strand != tx_strand). Am I right?
Thank you for your support and for this useful software,
Guille.