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  • ENCODE RNA-seq Quality

    Has anyone worked with ENCODE data much ? I'm just starting to visualise it, and there's some strange mappings going on. So many mismatches.

    I downloaded the BAM file. I did not do this mapping myself.

    The accession is wgEncodeEH000135. It's 75 base pair single end RNA-seq data of HepG2.
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    Update IGV

    Hi,

    I once had many mismatches in another dataset which I aligned with novoalign. It was only later that I found out that novoalign introduces soft-clipped bases which my installed version of IGV could not display properly. I could easily fix this by installing the latest version of the software.

    You can give it a try, maybe the mismatches you see in IGV are just a visualisation problem.

    Cheers

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    • #3
      I would point you to more recent ENCODE RNA-Seq data. There were issues in the "beginning" with Illumina sequencing reagents leading to high error rates. That dataset may have been from that time. It's gotten much, much better.

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