Devon, worked now. Thanks for the suggestion.
I aligned reads against UCSC genome using STAR, where UCSC gtf was used as reference annotation. As a result, I get the chromosomes in the format "chr1", .... When using pe-utils function in MISO, it is identifying 0 read pairs. I get this error when I tried using both Homo_sapiens.GRCh37.65.gff and hg19_ensGene.gff3 annotation files and also tried the --no-bam-filter option of the pe-utils function. I notice that my bam files also have "chrM". Will removing reads from "chrM" help?
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Why not just fix the chromosome names?
samtools view -H foo.bam > header- Edit the header (mostly, remove "chr" and convert "chrM" -> "MT")
samtools reheader
You can use the Ensembl File Chameleon to export an Ensembl annotation file with "chr" style names.
That's an interesting tool. Does it have the name conversions stored somewhere or does it just tack on chr everywhere?
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