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mapping_rnaseq_data_to_your_genome [2024/02/27 11:14] – [The perun shell script] 134.190.232.164mapping_rnaseq_data_to_your_genome [2024/10/25 15:20] (current) – [What the script does] 134.190.144.194
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 ====== Mapping RNAseq data to your genome ====== ====== Mapping RNAseq data to your genome ======
  
-Initially written by I don't know who. Updated by Joran Martijn, December 2023+Initially written by I don't know who. Updated by Joran Martijn, December 2023. (Minor update, KW, Oct 2024)
  
  
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 # indicate one or more files containing unpaired reads # indicate one or more files containing unpaired reads
 -U forward_unpaired.fastq,reverse_unpaired.fastq -U forward_unpaired.fastq,reverse_unpaired.fastq
 +
 +# set the maximum (MX) and minimum (MN) mismatch penalties. Default: MX = 6, MN = 2.
 +# NOTE: you may have to increase this to get the optimal mapping of a read across an intron! 
 +# I have noticed this is not always the case with the default penalty settings, 
 +# so it is good to check -Kelsey Williamson
 +--mp MX,MN
 +
 +# set the penalty for non-canonical splice sites (non-GT/AG) - default is 12
 +# so if your genome uses non-canonical splice sites, you want to set this to 0
 +--pen-noncansplice <int>
 </code> </code>
  
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