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TranscriptClean: Variant-aware correction of indels, mismatches, and splice junctions in long-read transcripts.
Bioinformatics 2018 June 16
Motivation: Long-read, single-molecule sequencing platforms hold great potential for isoform discovery and characterization of multi-exon transcripts. However, their high error rates are an obstacle to distinguishing novel transcripts isoforms from sequencing artifacts. Therefore, we developed the package TranscriptClean to correct mismatches, microindels, and noncanonical splice junctions in mapped transcripts using the reference genome while preserving known variants.
Results: Our method corrects nearly all mismatches and indels present in a publically available human PacBio Iso-seq dataset, and rescues 39% of noncanonical splice junctions.
Availability: All Python and R scripts used in this paper are available at https://github.com/dewyman/TranscriptClean.
Supplementary information: None.
Results: Our method corrects nearly all mismatches and indels present in a publically available human PacBio Iso-seq dataset, and rescues 39% of noncanonical splice junctions.
Availability: All Python and R scripts used in this paper are available at https://github.com/dewyman/TranscriptClean.
Supplementary information: None.
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