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  • NicoBxl
    not just another member
    • Aug 2010
    • 264

    scripture with paired-end data - problem

    Hi,

    I've problem with scripture.

    I performed alignments with tophat 2 (paired-end, 76bp) and now want to use scripture to build a transcriptome. When I check the scripture help, I don't understand how to use it.

    Here's the help :


    Code:
    Parameters 
     -alignment <Alignment file in BAM, SAM or Alignemnt format> 
     -maskFileDir <Mask File directory> 
     -out <Output file name>
     -windows <Comma separated list of windows to evaluate>
     -sizeFile <Chromosome size file>  
     Optional arguments: 
     -trim <Include this flag if trimming of the ends of windows based on read coverage  is desired this is expensive> 
     -alpha <Desired FDR>
     one of -chr <Chromsomosome to segment> or -chrSequence <Necessary to filter spliced reads by splice site information. Notice that this is only compatible with region files that contain regions of only one chromosome> -dontFilterCanonicalSplice
     -start <To segment only a subregion of the chromosome include its start> -end <To segment only a subregion of the chromosome include its end>
     -minSpliceSupport <Minimum count to support splice reads, default is 1> 
     -pairedEnd <Paired end alignment files> -strandSpecificReads <Strand specific alignment file> -scoreRegions <Full BED to score> -upWeightSplices -lambda <If a prior background expectation for number of reads per base exists> -exons <BED file of exons> -introns <Introns and counts>
    
    Task: AddPairs -  Uses a paired end alignment to tune graph 
    	-in <Graph in .dot format. Standard input is assumed> 
    	-pairedEnd <Paired end information (as in previous task), in single line BED format>
    	 -maskFileDir <Directory containing mask files for the genome> 
    	-chr <Chromosome (only a chromosome at a time is supported at this point)> 
    	-sizeFile <Chromosome size file> 
    	-out <Output file name>
    
    Task: score -  Computes several expression related scores for a set of annotations -in <Full BED file with annotations to score> 
    	-alignment <Alignment file in BAM, SAM or Alignemnt format> 
    	-sizeFile <Chromosome size file> 
    	-out <Output file name> 
    	 -maskFileDir <Mask File directory>

    My questions :

    The accepted_hits.bam from tophat, should I input it with -alignment or -pairedEnd.
    What is -maskFileDir and -windows param ?


    Thanks a lot,

    N.
  • rboettcher
    Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 71

    #2
    Hi Nico,

    since both cufflinks and scriptute are provided by the Broad institute, my guess is that both have similar input parameters. That in mind, the maskFileDir should contain a gtf file with known regions that should be excluded ("masked") from the assembly process to focus on novel transcripts only.

    Looking at the walktrough provided on the Scripture website
    (http://www.broadinstitute.org/softwa...hrough_example),
    they suggest to concatenate your paired end alignment files and then use the -alignment flag.

    I'm interested in the outcome of your analysis in general (especially compared to cufflinks), so please keep me posted.

    Best regards,
    René

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    • NicoBxl
      not just another member
      • Aug 2010
      • 264

      #3
      Thanks.

      what about the -windows param ?

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      • rboettcher
        Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 71

        #4
        Originally posted by Eric Fournier View Post
        To anyone coming across this thread because they can't figure out how to set Scripture's -windows flag (Which is listed as optional in the documentation, but seems mandatory when running scripture.jar):

        this problem can also be solved by using the latest beta-2 build, which is available from http://www.broadinstitute.org/softwa...re/?q=download
        hope this helps

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        • bruce01
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2011
          • 160

          #5
          I have been trying to run Scripture using Samtools merged .bam files for my conditions. The original .bam files are from Tophat2. When I run Scripture I get "Has pairs: false" when data is from paired-end sequence. Do you have to give the original .fq files? What comes after -pairedData flag? In short: how do I get "Has pairs: true"?

          Help much appreciated.

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          • rboettcher
            Member
            • Oct 2010
            • 71

            #6
            So I also tried scripture in beta version 2, after alignment with tophat2 (as recommended on the homepage), however I keep getting the following warning message:

            [SamAlignment.java:243] [main] Warning: invalid quality string length. Read length = 101 quality string length = 0

            The resulting files contain quite a lot of transcript estimates, still they all score 0.0.

            Any suggestions?

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            • baibaijingjing
              Junior Member
              • Jul 2013
              • 1

              #7
              I have got the same problem when I used the example data downloaded from ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pub/geo/DATA/...aligned.sam.gz. but Has pairs is false and all the scores are 0. I hope someone would solve it .

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