Thank you,I really appreciate it! Is there any detailed materials or article I can read? I failed to find these information in the official README.md
Hi everyone!
I did peak call using MACS2 to analysis a Chip-seq data and I found the ranges in the narrowPeak file is not same as that in the bed file.what dose this mean?and why?Thanks!
more ff_peaks.narrowPeak
chr1 3044565 3044674 ff_peak_1 97 . 3.97001 12.89295 9.76606 21
chr1 3050086 3050252 ff_peak_2 332 . 13.90061 38.02962 33.29285 77
chr1 3050434 3050592 ff_peak_3 91 . 6.33852 12.18861 9.14707 69
..
more ff_summits.bed
chr1 3044586 3044587 ff_peak_1 9.76606
chr1 3050163 3050164 ff_peak_2 33.29285
chr1 3050503 3050504 ff_peak_3 9.14707
..
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The narrowPeak file contains the entire interval of the peak, the ff_summits.bed the peak summits so the base with the highest read pipeup.
Check the data format definitions at UCSC and the macs documentation, the latter explicitely explains the outputs.
OK,thank you.May be I missed some useful information.I'll read these again.
I have been using narrowPeak files for downstream analysis (annotation, motif finding, differential peak calling), should I use the summits.bed or narrowPeak files?
I'm asking this because narrowPeak files have many peaks start-end ranges if use --call-summits in MACS2. So I only keep 1 unique peak as the entire interval of the peak and plot Venn diagram among samples. The number will be different when I use summits.bed because it has more lines (1 peak with multiple sub-summit intervals).
Hello, have you got any answer for your question from any different source? When I try to visualize overlapping peaks with the summits.bed results do not seem good
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I run macs2 this way
ff.bamandinput.bamwas sorted by samtoolsPlease use
ADD COMMENT/ADD REPLYwhen responding to existing posts to keep the threads logically organized.SUBMIT ANSWERis for new answers to original questions.Sorry! I'm newbie here. Maybe I should edit the original post and append these informations.