This program execute a differential expression analysis for introns using as input the output provided by the TPMCalculator.
The output file includes these columns:
- GeneId
- Chr
- Start (Gene start position)
- End (Gene end position)
- Intron_Start
- Intron_End
- Log2TPMRatio (Log2 TPM_sample1/TPM_sample_2)
- TPM_1 (TPM group of samples 1)
- TPM_2 (TPM group of samples 2)
- minusLog10PValue (-1.0 * log10(P-Value))
- PValue (P-Value)
- RValue_1 (TPM_Intron_i/(TPM_Exon_i-1 + TPM_Exon_i+1) for group of samples 1)
- RValue_2 (TPM_Intron_i/(TPM_Exon_i-1 + TPM_Exon_i+1) for group of samples 2)
Clone the BAMTools repository from GitHub: https://github.com/pezmaster31/bamtools
Compile it on this way and set the environment variables for DiffExpIR:
cd bamtools
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
cd ..
export BAMTOOLS_DIR=`pwd`
export CPPFLAGS="-I $BAMTOOLS_DIR/include"
export LDFLAGS="-L $BAMTOOLS_DIR/lib -Wl,-rpath,$BAMTOOLS_DIR/lib"
That's it. BAMTools was compiled and the env variables were set for compiling DiffExpIR.
After the instalation of BAMTools go to the DiffExpIR folder and do make:
make
A bin folder will be created with the DiffExpIR executable.
Usage: ./bin/diffexpIR -g GTF_file -o output_file_name -d TPMCalculator_output_dir -p sample_1,sample_2
./bin/diffexpIR options:
-h Display this usage information.
-g GTF file
-o Output file name
-d Directory with the TPM output files
-k Gene key to use from GTF file. Default: gene_id
-t Transcript key to use from GTF file. Default: transcript_id
-c Smaller size allowed for an intron created for genes. Default: 16. We recommend to use the reads length
-p Prefix for grouping samples. (sample_1,sample_2)
-s Stat method: ttest (default), wilcox
-f Minimum fold change to filter out (default value: 2.0), wilcox
-v Minimum P-Value to filter out (default value: 1.0E-6)
-r Minimum fold change between intron and neighboring exons (default value: -1.0)
Roberto Vera Alvarez, PhD
Emails: veraalva@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, r78v10a07@gmail.com
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