Macs2 output shows only single basepair peak instead of a section of DNA
I run chip-seq data and my output is then run through the Macs2 callpeaks program as I am trying to determine if there is a consensus sequence between different chip-data. Problem is that it shows only a single basepair peak in the UCSC display when it should be a sequence of bases. Helllp!
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Maybe you are looking only peak summit.
I wish that was the case but I'm not. Weird
I have the same problem and I am not using --peak summit either. Could anyone help?
Could you give the version of MACS2 you are using and specify which output file you are referring to. There should be a narrowPeak.bed file present among the results. If you also provide the command you used to perform the analysis it will help us troubleshoot it for you.
I have the same problem. I am using MACS2/2.1.0 and the code is:
and I tried this code without peak summit too but still I am getting 1bp peaks.