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  • Light92
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2019
    • 5

    Trinity RSEM Bowtie2 align_and_estimate_abundance script error

    Hello!
    I'm running a RNA-Seq differential gene expression pipeline analysis. I previously filtered my input sequences, then de-novo assembled my transcriptome through Trinity, and now, through a Trinity-provided script, I'm trying to evaluate and estimate transcript abundances through the different samples. This way, I'll be able to use the resulting data to run a differential gene expression analysis, through a R package (EBSEQ) as a part of the RSEM suite.

    I got to the point I'm running the align_and_estimate_abundance.pl script provided by Trinity, with the following parameters:

    home/genomica/DATA/Software/Trinity/trinityrnaseq-2.8.5/util/align_and_estimate_abundance.pl --transcripts /home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/denovo_trinity_denovo_filtered_dump_completo/Trinity.fasta --seqType fq --single --/home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq --thread_count 60 --est_method RSEM --aln_method bowtie2 --trinity_mode --debug --output_dir /home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/denovo_trinity_denovo_filtered_dump_completo/ --prep_reference


    where Trinity.fasta is my de-novo assembled transcriptome

    and DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq one of the libraries used to assemble it (just running the script on one file for now)

    Am I doing anything wrong?

    I get this debug message after the script creates several files you can see below:




    CMD: set -o pipefail && bowtie2 --no-mixed --no-discordant --gbar 1000 --end-to-end -k 200 -q -x //home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/denovo_trinity_denovo_filtered_dump_completo/Trinity.fasta.bowtie2 -U //--/home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq -p 60 | samtools view -@ 60 -F 4 -S -b | samtools sort -@ 60 -n -o bowtie2.bam
    stat: No such file or directory
    Warning: Could not open read file "//--/home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq" for reading; skipping...
    Error: No input read files were valid
    (ERR): bowtie2-align exited with value 1
    Error, cmd: set -o pipefail && bowtie2 --no-mixed --no-discordant --gbar 1000 --end-to-end -k 200 -q -x //home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/denovo_trinity_denovo_filtered_dump_completo/Trinity.fasta.bowtie2 -U //--/home/genomica/DATA/Lattuga/DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq -p 60 | samtools view -@ 60 -F 4 -S -b | samtools sort -@ 60 -n -o bowtie2.bam died with ret: 256 at home/genomica/DATA/Software/Trinity/trinityrnaseq-2.8.5/util/align_and_estimate_abundance.pl line 733.





    Something seems to be wrong with a Trinity.fasta.bowtie2 that the script can't find (there is one in the working directly but it seems to be set in different parts)

    The file DRR057059_1_clipped.fastq is a legit file, used previously to assemble the transcriptome, why shouldn't it be able to open it?
    Maybe it's something about the synthax?)

    (I don't think it's about the path, I had set the bowtie2 path correctly previously)

    Thanks in advance for your help, I'm stuck here, and it could be something basic I'm missing.

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