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    How do I filter out low cuffcompare FPKM values out of by combined.gtf file?

    I am trying to use the lncrScan workflow for novel long non-coding RNA from total RNA samples. I assembled RABT assembly with cufflinks using combined gtf from UCSC, NCBI and emsembl and then ran cuffcompare on the resulting assembly.

    However before I pull out my sequences from the gtf in FASTA format, I want t filter out all transcripts below FPKM of 2. I suppose there could be an awk script for this, but in my combined.gtf there is no FPKM value listed.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks for the help!

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    please take a look at filtercuffcompare from seqscripts: https://github.com/roryk/seqscripts#filtercuffcompare

    I have searched around found nobody has used this script here. I have tested this script, filtered plenty of the combined gtf. The rationality is under checking.
    Last edited by pengchy; 04-26-2015, 02:08 AM.

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