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The original GFF file contains two uORFs with distinct coordinates (each with two mRNA parents) but, surprisingly, the output file contains two uORFs sharing the same coordinates (each with a different mRNA parent), with the start coordinate taken from one of the original uORFs and the end coordinate taken from the other one.
Do you know what the underlying logic leading to this behavior is and whether AGAT can be configured to preserve the original uORFs coordinates in cases like this one?
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Right The two features are merged, but the second one is supposed to be removed... but this is a bug because such type of feature is not supposed to be merged. uORF at this line must be replaced by uorf
Actually the second one is not supposed to be removed. The only problem is that this type of feature is not supposed to be merged. Will try to implement something to either tell AGAT to not merge any feature, or to specifically decide which type of feature to merge.
When running the command:
on the following GFF file extracted from SGD's latest annotation (saccharomyces_cerevisiae_R64-3-1_20210421.gff):
the following output is produced:
The original GFF file contains two uORFs with distinct coordinates (each with two mRNA parents) but, surprisingly, the output file contains two uORFs sharing the same coordinates (each with a different mRNA parent), with the start coordinate taken from one of the original uORFs and the end coordinate taken from the other one.
Do you know what the underlying logic leading to this behavior is and whether AGAT can be configured to preserve the original uORFs coordinates in cases like this one?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: