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  • Cuffilinks 1.3.0 FPKM

    Hello everyone!

    I am using a pipeline to analyze RNAseq data from solid 5500.
    Firstly I aligned my reads with TopHat obtaining .bam files.
    Now I am running Cufflinks 1.3.0.

    I was wondering why I could not get any FPKM values different from zero when I use the annotation .gtf file.

    I tried to run Cufflinks without any .gtf file and in this case I succeded in obtaining FPKM values.

    Do you have any idea?

    Thanks

  • #2
    I encountered the same problem still no solution...

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    • #3
      Maybe you have different chromosome names in the GTF file and the BAM file. That's one common reason.

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      • #4
        Try to download the gtf-reference from the Cufflinks-homepage. I had already a couple of times the same problem when using the reference from the UCSC-page.

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        • #5
          Gtf

          It is an old issue add prefix Chr in column with chromoes numbers.

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