Releases: NCI-RBL/4SUseq
Releases · NCI-RBL/4SUseq
v0.3.0
v0.2.0
Strategy change
- Reads aligned with HiSAT2
- Alignments split into:
- reads aligning to RNA fragments originating from + strand
- reads aligning to RNA fragments originating from - strand
- collect non-duplicate readids using
fastuniq(Can usedpicard MarkDuplicatesto remove duplicate reads from the BAM as well... but sticking tofastuniqto be inline with the TimeLapseSeq paper) - alignments to fragments originating from + strand and - strand are filtered for only non-duplicate readids
- non-duplicate alignments to fragments originating from + strand are used to call T-to-C mutations
- non-duplicate alignments to fragments originating from + strand are used to call A-to-G mutations
- using T-to-C mutations from step E. split BAM from step 2.i. into mutated and unmutated BAMs
- using T-to-C mutations from step E. split BAM from step 2.ii. into mutated and unmutated BAMs
- merge mutated BAMs from steps 7. and 8. to produce mutated BAM per sample
- merge unmutated BAMs from steps 7. and 8. to produce unmutated BAM per sample
Other changes
- Major changes to the wrapper script
- changes to output folder initialization
- master snakemake script is also a submitted job on the cluster ... no need for
screen
To Do
- Gene level counting with
HTSeq - Differential expression with
DESeq2(possibly insert counts fromHTSeqinto CCBR_Pipeliner)