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  • quantifying RNAseq reads for a genbank isoforme that is not in Reference Annotation

    Hi, I'm trying to quantify different isoforms of a gene using RNAseq data. I have some bam files and I've tried assembling transcripts by cufflinks -G option using reference annotation (downloaded from UCSC). but one of the isoformes is not annotated in reference annotation that I have (maybe because its new!) and I can quantify it. however I can see this isoform in human mRNA from genbank track in UCSC. so is there any other reference annotation that I can use that may contain this new isoform? or all available reference are the same?

    i have to mention that I've tried de novo assembling using -g option and the simple cufflinks command but it couldnt find the whole isoform, instead it predicted the extra exon(presented in this isoform) solely as a distinct transcript. so what is the possible remedy to this problem?

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