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JianGuoZhou3 avatar JianGuoZhou3 commented on September 26, 2024

Hi @whiteorchid I have a problem with running ERV, could you help me to check this issue?
#7
Best,
Jian-Guo

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whiteorchid avatar whiteorchid commented on September 26, 2024

Thanks for your message!

I used ERVmap by installing it in the traditional way, not by the Docker method. Maybe you can check if the bed files and the ref genome version are matched.

Best,

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JianGuoZhou3 avatar JianGuoZhou3 commented on September 26, 2024

Hi @whiteorchid Thanks for your message. Could you please share your install code with me?
I just used conda, but some package is not available...

Best,

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whiteorchid avatar whiteorchid commented on September 26, 2024

Sorry, currently I do not have access to the previous server.

I find the trim script kindly given by Professor Kong. For all other processes, I just follow the instructions on the Github page.



#!/usr/bin/perl -w

#
# a simple program for post-processing paired-end reads after btrim trimming
#
# Yong Kong
# Yale University 
#

use strict;
 
my $f1 = shift;  # summary file 1
my $f2 = shift;  # summary file 2
my $s1 = shift;  # trim output file 1
my $s2 = shift;  # trim output file 2

my $check = shift || 0;

die "usage: $0 <summary file 1> <summary file 2> <trim output file 1> <trim output file 2>" unless ($f1 && $f2 && $s1 && $s2);

my ($fh1, $fh2);
my ($sh1, $sh2);
my ($oh1, $oh2);
my ($ph1, $ph2);

open($fh1, "<$f1") || die "cannot open $f1";
open($fh2, "<$f2") || die "cannot open $f2";

open($sh1, "<$s1") || die "cannot open $s1";
open($sh2, "<$s2") || die "cannot open $s2";

my $o1 = "${s1}.pe";  # reads in both ends passed
my $o2 = "${s2}.pe";

my $p1 = "${s1}.se";  # read in trim file1 passed, but the pair in file2 failed
my $p2 = "${s2}.se";  # read in trim file2 passed, but the pair in file1 failed

open($oh1, ">$o1") || die "cannot open $o1";
open($oh2, ">$o2") || die "cannot open $o2";

open($ph1, ">$p1") || die "cannot open $p1";
open($ph2, ">$p2") || die "cannot open $p2";

while (my $l1 = <$fh1>, my $l2 = <$fh2>) {
    chomp($l1);
    my @t1 = split(/\t/, $l1);
    my $n1 = $t1[0];
    my $s1 = $t1[1];

    chomp($l2);
    my @t2 = split(/\t/, $l2);
    my $n2 = $t2[0];
    my $s2 = $t2[1];
	
    if ($check) {
	my ($n11, $n12);
	my ($n21, $n22);
	my $dummy;
	($n11, $dummy, $n12) = ($n1 =~ /(.*)(\s+|\/)(1|2)/);
	($n21, $dummy, $n22) = ($n2 =~ /(.*)(\s+|\/)(1|2)/);
	
	die ">$n11< ne >$n21<" if ($n11 ne $n21);
	die ">$n12< == 1" unless ($n12 == 1);
	die ">$n22< == 2" unless ($n22 == 2);
    }


    if ($s1 eq 'Pass' && $s2 eq 'Pass') {
	&find_and_print($sh1, $oh1, $n1);
	&find_and_print($sh2, $oh2, $n2);
    } elsif ($s1 eq 'Pass') {
	&find_and_print($sh1, $ph1, $n1);
    } elsif ($s2 eq 'Pass') {
	&find_and_print($sh2, $ph2, $n2);
    }
}

close($fh1);
close($fh2);
close($sh1);
close($sh2);
close($oh1);
close($oh2);
close($ph1);
close($ph2);


print "Done!\n";


sub find_and_print {
    my ($ih, $oh, $name) = @_;

    while (defined(my $sl = <$ih>)) {
	chomp($sl);
	my @t = split(/\t/, $sl);
	my $n = $t[0];

	if (substr($n, 1) eq $name) {
	    print $oh "$sl\n";
	    $sl = <$ih>;
	    print $oh "$sl";
	    $sl = <$ih>;
	    print $oh "$sl";
	    $sl = <$ih>;
	    print $oh "$sl";
	    last;
	}
    }

}

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JianGuoZhou3 avatar JianGuoZhou3 commented on September 26, 2024

Hey @whiteorchid thanks for your reply.

This is my code.

dir=~/PRJNA82747 
index=~/t12a/reference/hg38_ek12/STAR_index_star_2.7.6a
erv_bed=/home/zhou/soft/ERVmap
mkdir -p ERV.map
cd ${dir}/ERV.map
mkdir -p results
cd ${dir}/ERV.map/results

    singularity exec \
    --bind ${dir}/raw:/data:ro \
    --bind ${index}:/genome:ro \
    --bind ${erv_bed}:/resources:ro \
    --bind ${dir}/ERV.map/results/${i}:/results \
    ~/singularity/ervmap.1.2.1.sif /scripts/ERVmapping.sh \
    --read1 ${dir}/raw/${i}_1.fastq.gz --read2 ${dir}/raw/${i}_2.fastq.gz \
    --output ${i} -m ALL \
    --cpus 12 --limit-ram 151290751290 -d

I just used GRCh38.primary_assembly.genome.fa and gencode.v34.annotation.gtf for STAR_index_star_2.7.6a.
Best,
Jian-Guo

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