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I had to remove the end in square brackets to get this to run - is this correct or does it need to be there? I have ofc changed the fasta and gtf to my references in the command I have used!
Would your suspicion be that it's poor conversion to GTF?
I know that my target is there from some basic analysis and plotting. So it's just about getting this part right.
Another thing, for different barcodes, I need to map to different references, is there a way to split this?
Really keen to get this working, so any advice appreciated!
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I would be really keen to chat about this application with you to see where I could make sensible adaptations on your workflow? Please do let me know if you're interested!
Hello!
Great tool, thank you!
I have completed some Nano3P'Seq, and now trying this tool to pick out some information.
I have had to convert a GFF3 file to GTF (I used gffread), and the alignment step is printing out empty files :(.
src/get_transcript_ends.py --firststrand -q0 -o transcript_ends.tsv.gz -a genome.gtf -b algs.bam [algs2.bam ... algsN.bam]
I had to remove the end in square brackets to get this to run - is this correct or does it need to be there? I have ofc changed the fasta and gtf to my references in the command I have used!
Would your suspicion be that it's poor conversion to GTF?
I know that my target is there from some basic analysis and plotting. So it's just about getting this part right.
Another thing, for different barcodes, I need to map to different references, is there a way to split this?
Really keen to get this working, so any advice appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: