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  • NCBI GTF for Pathogens

    I am attempting to design software for pulling out pathogen reads from either RNA-seq or WGS sequencing of human samples. The pipeline is centred around the NCBI taxonomy database and NCBI pathogen reference genomes, and now I am incorporating a component that will use FeatureCounts to process individual bam files mapped to pathogen genomes in order to determine expression levels of, say HPV transcripts, in cervical cancer etc when RNA-seq reads are the initial input.

    As such, I need a GTF or SAF format as described here: http://bioinf.wehi.edu.au/featureCounts/

    Now, I can write a perl script to convert the GFF files available for viruses into a suitable GTF or SAF format, but I wanted to ascertain if viral and bacterial NCBI GTF or SAF files were already available somewhere, before I took the time and computational resources to convert 7,000 GFF files. Additionally, if anyone has already encountered this dilemma for any other reason and has a useful script that would be most helpful.

    Many thanks.

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    featureCounts should work with GFF format annotation as well.

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    • #3
      @seversond12: Have a look at this page: http://www.ensembl.org/info/website/upload/gff.html
      The type of fields(columns) available in both formats is the same, I therefore don't understand what you want to convert?

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