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When I run the rnasplice pipeline and I get the result about differential exon usage, I get a table of counts.
I have used the ENSEMBL files (fasta and gtf) to generate the sashimi plots. However, when I look at the counts table mentioned above, for some genes (like BRCA1) I get "merged" identifiers (e.g. ENSG00000267002+ENSG00000012048), so I don't know the exon counts that correspond to each gen.
I think it is due to overlapping positions.
How could I solve it?
Thank you.
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You are correct; the merged identifiers are generated when there are overlapping exons. You can find the exon-level counts in the featurecounts directory. Additionally, these counts are available in the DGEList object from the edgeR analysis and the DEXSeqDataSet object from the DEXSeq analysis.
Description of the bug
When I run the rnasplice pipeline and I get the result about differential exon usage, I get a table of counts.
I have used the ENSEMBL files (fasta and gtf) to generate the sashimi plots. However, when I look at the counts table mentioned above, for some genes (like BRCA1) I get "merged" identifiers (e.g. ENSG00000267002+ENSG00000012048), so I don't know the exon counts that correspond to each gen.
I think it is due to overlapping positions.
How could I solve it?
Thank you.
Command used and terminal output
No response
Relevant files
No response
System information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: