error running EviAnn
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guptapa commented
Hi,
I tried to run EviAnn with bam alignments, protein seq, and fastq reads as evidence to annotate a genome but keep getting the following msg:
ls: cannot access 'tissue*.bam': No such file or directory
Detecting and annotating processed pseudogenes
Detection of pseudogenes failed
The command I have using:
EviAnn-1.0.8/bin/eviann.sh -t 24 -g Rc_chr.fa -p rnaSeq.txt -r pep.all.fa -l
location of fastq and bam files in rnaSeq.txt:
/home/leaf_val_1.fq /home/leaf_val_2.fq
/home/root_val_1.fq /home/root_val_2.fq
/home/panicle_val_1.fq /home/panicle_val_2.fq
/home/rnaseq_filtered.bam bam
Thanks,
Parul
alekseyzimin commented
Hello,
Do not use -l option unless you are running annotation liftover. -l option
is not compatible with RNA-seq data input.
--Aleksey
…On Mon, Jul 15, 2024 at 12:41 PM Parul Gupta ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi,
I tried to run EviAnn with bam alignments, protein seq, and fastq reads as
evidence to annotate a genome but keep getting the following msg:
ls: cannot access 'tissue*.bam': No such file or directory
Detecting and annotating processed pseudogenes
Detection of pseudogenes failed
The command I have using:
EviAnn-1.0.8/bin/eviann.sh -t 24 -g Rc_chr.fa -p rnaSeq.txt -r pep.all.fa
-l
location of fastq and bam files in rnaSeq.txt:
/home/leaf_val_1.fq /home/leaf_val_2.fq
/home/root_val_1.fq /home/root_val_2.fq
/home/panicle_val_1.fq /home/panicle_val_2.fq
/home/rnaseq_filtered.bam bam
Thanks,
Parul
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alekseyzimin commented
I will update the usage message to remove "also useful when supplying
proteins from a single species".
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… Hello,
Do not use -l option unless you are running annotation liftover. -l
option is not compatible with RNA-seq data input.
--Aleksey
On Mon, Jul 15, 2024 at 12:41 PM Parul Gupta ***@***.***>
wrote:
> Hi,
> I tried to run EviAnn with bam alignments, protein seq, and fastq reads
> as evidence to annotate a genome but keep getting the following msg:
>
> ls: cannot access 'tissue*.bam': No such file or directory
> Detecting and annotating processed pseudogenes
> Detection of pseudogenes failed
>
> The command I have using:
> EviAnn-1.0.8/bin/eviann.sh -t 24 -g Rc_chr.fa -p rnaSeq.txt -r pep.all.fa
> -l
>
> location of fastq and bam files in rnaSeq.txt:
> /home/leaf_val_1.fq /home/leaf_val_2.fq
> /home/root_val_1.fq /home/root_val_2.fq
> /home/panicle_val_1.fq /home/panicle_val_2.fq
> /home/rnaseq_filtered.bam bam
>
> Thanks,
> Parul
>
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Department of Biomedical Engineering,
Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, MD, USA
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