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  • #16
    Phred+64 refers to old format illumina (v.1.3+) quality calls. If you have recent data then it is going to be in Phred+33 (Sanger) format. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FASTQ_format

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    • #17
      thanks. So if you have RNAseq data from an Hiseq 2500 then you should specify Phred+33 in tophat?

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      • #18
        That is the default.

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        • #19
          great, thanks again!
          g

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          • #20
            I exceuted the tophat to align against the reference genome. I found the following files:
            1. accepted_hits.bam
            2. unmapped.bam
            3.junction.bed
            4. align.txt

            here accepted_hits.bam, size is 1 KB while unmapped.bam has 200MB. Align.txt shows :
            Reads:
            Input : 528840
            Mapped : 0 ( 0.0% of input)
            0.0% overall read mapping rate.
            Please help me to define the parameters to align and mapped against the heterologous genomes.

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            • #21
              I download the data from Ensembl. Is it any problem in it.
              I exceuted the tophat to align against the reference genome. I found the following files:
              1. accepted_hits.bam
              2. unmapped.bam
              3.junction.bed
              4. align.txt

              here accepted_hits.bam, size is 1 KB while unmapped.bam has 200MB. Align.txt shows :
              Reads:
              Input : 528840
              Mapped : 0 ( 0.0% of input)
              0.0% overall read mapping rate.
              Please help me to define the parameters to align and mapped against the heterologous genomes.

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