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I'm comparing two RNA samples (RRD - RNA RNA differences).
As Michael Piechotta advised, I've filtered all SNPs on the output of Jacusa2 with bedtools.
So I understand that the score indicates a difference between the two conditions. Here, it seems to me that bases11/bases12 are more edited than bases21/bases22 .
When the score is calculated, it indicates a difference but do we know which condition is different (as in more edited) from the other or just that there is a difference between the two ?
I'd like to select the lines where cond2 is more edited than cond1. Is there a way to do that ? Can I rely only on the score ? Do I have to comme back to the bases11/12/21/22 column to know wich condition is more edited ?
I've already applied some filters :
Coverage >= 2
Remove sites with more than 2 observed bases
Retain only robust sites (dplyr::filter(robust(bases)))
Remove Artefacts (D option of JACUSA)
What I'd like, is to have a list of sites (positions, strand, score...) differentially edited in my test condition as in more C>T editing in cond2 than in cond1. Could you please guide me ?
Also, how can I determine a good threshold for the score ?
And, just to be sure. My command line was like : java -jar $JACUSA2 call-2 -a D -p 8 -P RF-FIRSTSTRAND -r Jacusa2_output.out cond1_rep1_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam,cond1_rep2_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam cond2_rep1_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam,cond2_rep2_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam
So the columns "bases11 bases21 bases 21 bases22 of my output will be in that order : cond1_rep1 cond1_rep2 cond2_rep1 cond2_rep2 ? Is that correct please ?
Last question, I see there is an option -B READ-TAG. I'm not sure I understand correctly. Can I use that option to have only C>T substition in my output ?
I'm a little lost... I'd appreciate any help :)
Thanks a lot !
Best,
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Hello,
I'm comparing two RNA samples (RRD - RNA RNA differences).
As Michael Piechotta advised, I've filtered all SNPs on the output of Jacusa2 with bedtools.
Here is an example of what I have :
So I understand that the score indicates a difference between the two conditions. Here, it seems to me that bases11/bases12 are more edited than bases21/bases22 .
When the score is calculated, it indicates a difference but do we know which condition is different (as in more edited) from the other or just that there is a difference between the two ?
I'd like to select the lines where cond2 is more edited than cond1. Is there a way to do that ? Can I rely only on the score ? Do I have to comme back to the bases11/12/21/22 column to know wich condition is more edited ?
I've already applied some filters :
What I'd like, is to have a list of sites (positions, strand, score...) differentially edited in my test condition as in more C>T editing in cond2 than in cond1. Could you please guide me ?
Also, how can I determine a good threshold for the score ?
And, just to be sure. My command line was like :
java -jar $JACUSA2 call-2 -a D -p 8 -P RF-FIRSTSTRAND -r Jacusa2_output.out cond1_rep1_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam,cond1_rep2_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam cond2_rep1_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam,cond2_rep2_Aligned_filtered_sorted_MD.bam
So the columns "bases11 bases21 bases 21 bases22 of my output will be in that order : cond1_rep1 cond1_rep2 cond2_rep1 cond2_rep2 ? Is that correct please ?
Last question, I see there is an option -B READ-TAG. I'm not sure I understand correctly. Can I use that option to have only C>T substition in my output ?
I'm a little lost... I'd appreciate any help :)
Thanks a lot !
Best,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: