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RGASP Gary Williams. Exonerate vs cufflinks. Cufflinks vs MAQ. Exonerate vs MAQ. Comparing submitted models. Have submissions from groups: Gun, Mar, Tyl, Vic Want to look at models that are different. Fast way to find these is to look at RPKM expression levels. Typical expression levels.
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RGASP Gary Williams
Comparing submitted models • Have submissions from groups: Gun, Mar, Tyl, Vic • Want to look at models that are different. • Fast way to find these is to look at RPKM expression levels.
Typical expression levels RPKM of locus
Want loci which differ • Took maximum RPKM of loci from each group. • Compare the RPKM levels to find genes where there is a big difference in one or more submissions. • Gun & Vic submissions have no mitochondrial genes, assume these were not looked at. • 4% of 20,000 loci no difference, 9% less than 50% difference, 76% have >50% difference, 13% have 100% difference (zero & not zero values).
B0513.3 • Gun: 14,468 Mar: 4,337 Tyl: 1,145 Vic: 4,636 • Well formed, highly expressed, no problem
B0412.4 • Gun: 9,629 Mar: 3,980 Tyl: 31 Vic: 3,738 • Well formed, highly expressed, snoRNAs in introns
M01H9.1 • Gun: 33 Mar: 1 Tyl: 4 Vic: 24 • Well formed, medium expression, new isoform extending exon 3?
F26F2.2 • Gun: 0.5 Mar: 0.1 Tyl: 0.03 Vic: 0.95 • Well formed, low expression, exons 1&2 not unique in genome, isoform starting at exon 3
C05G5.7 • Gun: 155 Mar: 0 Tyl: 0 Vic: 121 • Well formed single exon, high expression.
Y105C5A.12 • Gun: 182 Mar: 0 Tyl: 58 Vic: 223 • Copy of part of nearby gene, high expression.