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  • Cuffmerge create a de novo transcript for an existing one and output both: is there s

    Hi, I want to analyse RNA-seq data files. The pipeline used is HISAT2 > Stringtie (.gtf files) > cuffmerge (merged.gtf file). But I have an issue with the merged.gtf file produced by cuffmerge. I have two lines with the same coordinates (chromosome, start, end), width, strand, etc, except the transcript_id and the oId which are not the same. In the "contained_in" column, there is <na> for one exon and TCONS_00000003 for the other exon. Here there is an exemple of this issue but there are a lot of lines like that for others exons in this file :

    HTML Code:
    seqnames   start     end width strand    source type score phase     gene_id  transcript_id exon_number     gene_name                  oId          nearest_ref class_code tss_id   contained_in p_id
    chr1 3252757 3253236   480      + Cufflinks exon    NA    NA XLOC_000003 TCONS_00000004           1       Gm18956 ENSMUST00000192857.1 ENSMUST00000192857.1          =   TSS3 TCONS_00000003 <NA>
    4     chr1 3252757 3253236   480      + Cufflinks exon    NA    NA XLOC_000003 TCONS_00000003           1       Gm18956             CUFF.3.2 ENSMUST00000192857.1          =   TSS3           <NA> <NA>
    It seems that cuffmerge thinks that these two exons are not the same exon because the first comes from a transcript de novo (transcript_id : "CUFF.3.2") and the other comes from a known transcript (transcript_id : "ENSMUST00000192857.1").

    The only message I have when I run cuffmerge is : [bam_header_read] EOF marker is absent. The input is probably truncated. [bam_header_read] invalid BAM binary header (this is not a BAM file).

    Do you have a solution for this issue ?

    Thank you for your answers !
    Last edited by JoannaF; 07-28-2017, 12:50 AM.

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