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Estimating gene count
 
 
 
= Estimating Gene Count =
 
= Estimating Gene Count =
 
How many reads are overlapping genomic features?
 
How many reads are overlapping genomic features?
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= Multi mapping reads =
 
= Multi mapping reads =
 
* Unsolved problem:
 
* Unsolved problem:
– Can account for 10-30% of reads
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:- this can account for 10-30% of reads
GeneA – chr11
 
GeneB – chr5
 
 
 
– Ignore them … (decrease sensitivity)
 
– Weighted assignment
 
 
 
= Multi mapping reads =
 
* Unsolved problem:
 
– Can account for 10-30% of reads
 
GeneA – chr11
 
GeneB – chr5
 
 
 
Solution is to use longer reads
 
– Ignore them … (decrease sensitivity)
 
– Weighted assignment
 
 
 
= Transcripts/Genes =
 
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
GeneA
 
 
 
= Transcripts/Genes =
 
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
 
 
GeneA
 
 
 
T3
 
  
= Transcripts/Genes =
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[[File:unsolved.png]]
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
  
GeneA
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* Ignore them, but then again this decreases sensitivity
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* Weighted assignment
  
= Transcripts/Genes =
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Of course, longer reads would solve this problem.
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
  
GeneA
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= One transcript, one set of reads =
  
T3
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[[File:t1.png]]
  
= Transcripts/Genes =
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= Two transcripts, another set of reads =
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
  
GeneA
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[[File:t1t2.png]]
  
T3
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= Aggregation to Gene-level 1 =
  
= Transcripts/Genes =
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[[File:t1t2aggreg.png]]
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
  
GeneA
+
= Third transcript, another set of reads =
  
T3
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[[File:t1t2t3.png]]
  
= Transcripts/Genes =
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= Aggregation to Gene-level 2 =
* Transcripts/Isoforms or Genes
 
T1
 
T2
 
  
GeneA
+
[[File:t1t2t3aggreg.png]]
 
 
T3
 
 
 
Gene level is aggregating transcripts
 
Transcript level needs longer reads
 
  
 
= HTSeq-count =
 
= HTSeq-count =
  
 
* Designed for RNA-Seq counting
 
* Designed for RNA-Seq counting
* Simple to use (especially since v0.6.0)
 
 
* Work at gene level
 
* Work at gene level
 
* Remove multi-mapped reads
 
* Remove multi-mapped reads
 
* Several modes to resolve remaining uncertainty
 
* Several modes to resolve remaining uncertainty
  
= HTSeq-count =
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[[File:htseq.png]]
 
 
= Probabilistic approach =
 
  
Cufflink
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= HTSeq-count modes =
  
cuffdiff
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[[File:htcats.png]]
  
= Probabilistic approach =
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= Probabilistic approach 1 =
  
Cufflinks:
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* Cufflinks
Reconstruct the transcripts from the data and annotation
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:- Reconstruct the transcripts from the data and annotation
  
= Probabilistic approach =
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[[File:minpath.png]]
Cufflinks:
 
Reconstruct the transcripts from the data and annotation
 
  
Cuffdiff:
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= Probabilistic approach 2 =
Assign each read/fragment to a transcript
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* Cuffdiff:
with a probability maximum likelihood.
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:- Assign each read/fragment to a transcript with a probability maximum likelihood.
  
= Probabilistic approach =
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[[File:isolik.png]]
Cufflinks:
 
Reconstruct the transcripts from the data and annotation
 
Pros:
 
- Better methodology
 
- Integrated package (ease of use)
 
Cons:
 
Cuffdiff:
 
- Do not support alternative experiment design
 
- History of heterogeneous results/versions
 
* Assign each read/fragment to a transcript with a probability maximum likelihood.
 

Latest revision as of 13:34, 9 May 2017

Estimating Gene Count

How many reads are overlapping genomic features? - or - Can we confidently assign each read to a feature/transcript/gene? Not so simple.

We also have:

  • Multi mapping reads
  • Overlapping genes/transcripts

Two approaches:

  • Focus on what’s known with certainty
  • Probabilistic

Multi mapping reads

  • Unsolved problem:
- this can account for 10-30% of reads

Unsolved.png

  • Ignore them, but then again this decreases sensitivity
  • Weighted assignment

Of course, longer reads would solve this problem.

One transcript, one set of reads

T1.png

Two transcripts, another set of reads

T1t2.png

Aggregation to Gene-level 1

T1t2aggreg.png

Third transcript, another set of reads

T1t2t3.png

Aggregation to Gene-level 2

T1t2t3aggreg.png

HTSeq-count

  • Designed for RNA-Seq counting
  • Work at gene level
  • Remove multi-mapped reads
  • Several modes to resolve remaining uncertainty

Htseq.png

HTSeq-count modes

Htcats.png

Probabilistic approach 1

  • Cufflinks
- Reconstruct the transcripts from the data and annotation

Minpath.png

Probabilistic approach 2

  • Cuffdiff:
- Assign each read/fragment to a transcript with a probability maximum likelihood.

Isolik.png