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Hi, I'm looking at a transcript with a shorter an longer version of an exon.
I was wondering how you count reads for those peaks?
Like reads that map partially to the shorter exon but fully to the longer, or reads that map to the longer but the junction shows they belong to the shorter?
I supply my own peak list using the UTR and CDS regions from my gtf file at the moment.
Thanks!
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HenriettaHolze
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Question on countring overlapping peaks
Question on counting overlapping peaks
Aug 2, 2024
Hi @HenriettaHolze,
The peaks are counted individually - in the end we test for the relative usage so we're not attempting to perform transcript reconstruction. So in your case reads overlapping the short and long exons will be counted for both.
Hi, I'm looking at a transcript with a shorter an longer version of an exon.
I was wondering how you count reads for those peaks?
Like reads that map partially to the shorter exon but fully to the longer, or reads that map to the longer but the junction shows they belong to the shorter?
I supply my own peak list using the UTR and CDS regions from my gtf file at the moment.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: