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  • tsucheta
    Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 17

    #16
    @Xinwu, My segment length was default 25.
    Last edited by tsucheta; 01-30-2011, 01:31 PM.

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    • tonge
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 5

      #17
      @plabaj (and anyone else),
      I have read your comment with interest and some concern. I plan to generate SOLID RNA-seq data (paired end 50bp+25bp) and wonder whether Tophat is any better at handling paired end SOLID data. I was planning to utilise Tophat for helping with new transcript/exon discovery. BTW this is all with mouse, so have annotated genome to work with.
      Thanks.

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      • mackan
        Junior Member
        • Dec 2009
        • 4

        #18
        Hi All,

        I am trying to align paired-end Solid whole-transcriptome reads (50+35 FR) using Bowtie 0.12.7.

        Strangely, when mapping paired-end, no read pairs (other than a few repeat-regions) map to the genome. In addition, no read pairs map to the transcriptome. (Ensembl genes-based reference).

        When mapping individual reads, about 30% of 50bp reads and 20% of 35bp reads map successfully.

        I must be doing something wrong. Using --ff changes nothing (reads are actually FR. The older Solid mate-pairs were FF) Read csfasta files are 100% pair matched (with read name suffixes _F3 and _F5-BC).

        Examples (using only 1k reads but the results hold for the full set - as well as with exon-only Ensemble genes as reference, one fasta element per gene)
        PE:
        bowtie -f -p 8 --fr -C -S --sam-nohead --sam-nosq -s 1000000 -u 1000 --Q1
        $dir/F3_QV.qual --Q2 $dir/F5_QV.qual -1 $dir/F3.csfasta -2
        $dir/F5.csfasta ~/p2/indexes/bowtie/hg19_c align.sam
        # reads processed: 1000
        # reads with at least one reported alignment: 1 (0.10%)
        # reads that failed to align: 999 (99.90%)
        Reported 1 paired-end alignments to 1 output stream(s)

        The aligned pair:
        17_213_1598_F3 67 chr2 154876116 255 48M = 154876139 56 CACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACA LbRL\TMUVBH\TQ.8[[bOM```LG]^_LJ^\_SN]bcca_aaabbW XA:i:1 MD:Z:48 NM:i:0 CM:i:1
        17_213_1598_F5-BC 131 chr2 154876140 255 33M = 154876115 -58 CACACACACACACACACACACACACACAACAGC @NcPIAE`c^E:S_^KI]`cPGZZSED)!E1!3 XA:i:0 MD:Z:29A3 NM:i:1 CM:i:5

        F3-ends (50b) only
        [markus@q34 run]$ bowtie -f -p 8 -C -S --sam-nohead --sam-nosq -s
        1000000 -u 1000 -Q $dir/F3_QV.qual ~/p2/indexes/bowtie/hg19_c
        $dir/F3.csfasta algn.sam
        # reads processed: 1000
        # reads with at least one reported alignment: 319 (31.90%)
        # reads that failed to align: 681 (68.10%)
        Reported 319 alignments to 1 output stream(s)

        F5-ends (35b) only
        [markus@q34 run]$ bowtie -f -p 8 -C -S --sam-nohead --sam-nosq -s
        1000000 -u 1000 -Q $dir/F5_QV.qual ~/p2/indexes/bowtie/hg19_c
        $dir/F5.csfasta algn.sam
        # reads processed: 1000
        # reads with at least one reported alignment: 287 (28.70%)
        # reads that failed to align: 713 (71.30%)
        Reported 287 alignments to 1 output stream(s)

        Running tophat generated a decent result, so plenty of reads should map in pairs.

        I'd be grateful if anyone can help me out, or provide any hint.

        Edit: I got it working now, I might have forgotten about the --fr for the full data set.
        Last edited by mackan; 04-20-2011, 03:46 AM.

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