Hello everyone,
After alignment of my paired-end RNAseq data, I have isolated some regions of interest and extracted reads mapping to these specific "target regions". Now, my intention is to perform de novo assembly with these reads to analyse the possible transcripts originating from my target regions. Hence, I am searching for assemblers that make use of my BAM files to recreate the transcripts.
So my questions is simple: could you recommend some tools?
Please note that I am solely interested in the transcripts and their exon boundaries / junctions, so I do not care for expression levels / transcript abundance.
My first idea was to use cufflinks with its GTF-guide option, however, I read this option still has severe problems so if anyone has alternatives I'd be happy to give them a try.
Kind regards
After alignment of my paired-end RNAseq data, I have isolated some regions of interest and extracted reads mapping to these specific "target regions". Now, my intention is to perform de novo assembly with these reads to analyse the possible transcripts originating from my target regions. Hence, I am searching for assemblers that make use of my BAM files to recreate the transcripts.
So my questions is simple: could you recommend some tools?
Please note that I am solely interested in the transcripts and their exon boundaries / junctions, so I do not care for expression levels / transcript abundance.
My first idea was to use cufflinks with its GTF-guide option, however, I read this option still has severe problems so if anyone has alternatives I'd be happy to give them a try.
Kind regards
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