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I was running ModTect using RNA-seq data and genome from maize. I mapped the paried-end RNA-seq data to the genome (by STAR) and then run ModTect, specifing a chromosome and a region. But it only outputs the headers with no actual values. I tried multiple datasets and got the same result. It did not give error message. Do you know what could be the problem? Thank you so much!
WC
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Hi, I was having the same problem when running ModTect after mapping the paired-end RNA-seq data to the human reference genome (CRCh37, downloaded from NCBI RefSeq) by STAR.
Then when I was checking the GTF file and reference genome (GRCh37) from NCBI RefSeq, I found out that in the column chromosome name, they used NCBI chromosome sequence (e.g. NC_000001.10) instead of 'chr1'. After I specified chromosomes in the region file as NCBI chromosome sequence instead of 'chrN', the ModTect program runs fine. I saw your post so I was wondering if it might be the same issue for you as well. Hope it helps!
Hello:
I was running ModTect using RNA-seq data and genome from maize. I mapped the paried-end RNA-seq data to the genome (by STAR) and then run ModTect, specifing a chromosome and a region. But it only outputs the headers with no actual values. I tried multiple datasets and got the same result. It did not give error message. Do you know what could be the problem? Thank you so much!
WC
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: