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Handling viral gff files #263
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Dear @rebeelouise In the first message gffutils detect identical IDs in your GFF: Duplicating IDs, in fact, violate GFF/GTF format in general (even for features of different type, e.g. gene and CDS may not have the same ID), so other tools might not like it as well. I suggest to change duplicating IDs. Second message complains about genes not having transcript / exon children records. IsoQuant is primarily designed for eukaryotes and expects each gene to contain transcript records, and each transcript to contain exon records. Also, if I may ask, what is the goal of your project and is it the right tool, since as I mentioned, IsoQuant is designed for eukaryotic organisms and working with alternative splicing? All the best |
Hi Andrey, Thanks for your quick response! This is often the case when using tools for viral work. Was hoping I could somehow get it to work regardless. I will speak with the writers of polyTailor to see if they are happy to work with me on adapting this to suit my application! Or find an alternative to isoquant for that step in their workflow! It's being used to quantify polyA length and look at 3' end of the sequence of RNA. The viral genomes are polyA'd and also launch sgmRNAs from their genomes. I think I have seen people use isoquant on viral stuff before in the literature! I guess if you're interested at any point in adding in this as an application - I'd be happy to talk! |
Adding viral functionality would be interesting, but it's hard to predict the timeline. I'll keep that in mind. As to GTFs, it thinks it's possible to make a small converter that would correct viral GTFs to make it compatible. |
By the way, if you could, is it possible to briefly state what data are you using and what kind of analysis you are aiming at? |
Absolutely! Can I drop you more info via email? :) |
Sure! I don't post it in comments but it can be found in my profile. |
Hi!
I am trying to use isoquant within the polyTailor tool.
I am looking at viral sequences...
Isoquant does not like the viral gff files and throws the below error.
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