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how could i get the isoforms' counts? #11

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koosle opened this issue Dec 14, 2021 · 1 comment
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how could i get the isoforms' counts? #11

koosle opened this issue Dec 14, 2021 · 1 comment

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@koosle
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koosle commented Dec 14, 2021

Dear author,
As the title, is there any function in CIRI-long to catch isoforms' counts ?
Or how could I get isoforms' counts instead of circRNA-genes' counts ?

Thanks a lot.

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hi @koosle , the 640474e commit will generate the matrix of isoform usage, which is similar to the percentage of spliced in (PSI) values in alternative splicing analysis.

In CIRI-long, the circRNA bsj count includes full-length reads, partial reads, and ambiguous mapped reads. So it's hard to give the exact number of isoform bsj counts. I would suggest you do differential analysis on the circRNA level, then test the change of isoform usage separately.

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