Error with ChIPpeakAnno Ensembl annotation
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Hello Bioconductors,

I am trying to annotate peaks derived with MACS and run into some errors. I hope someone can help me to get rid of these errors. I use ChIPpeakAnno and have ensembl data, but I get errors about the style. Here my R code:

> library(ChIPpeakAnno)
> library(GenomicFeatures)
>
> bed <- read.table("new.txt",sep = "\t" )
> colnames(bed)<-c("chr", "start", "end", "x")
> gr1 <- toGRanges(bed, format="BED", header=T)
duplicated or NA names found. Rename all the names by numbers.
> gr1
GRanges object with 69388 ranges and 1 metadata column:
         seqnames                 ranges strand |               x
            <Rle>              <IRanges>  <Rle> |        <factor>
  X00001       1  [ 39845630,  39845896]      * |   All_peak_1450
  X00002       1  [191889009, 191889559]      * |   All_peak_5137
  X00003       1  [212860802, 212861026]      * |   All_peak_5820
  X00004       1  [ 36306817,  36307312]      * |   All_peak_1337
  X00005       1  [ 44433306,  44433488]      * |   All_peak_1630
     ...      ...                    ...    ... .             ...
  X69384       Y    [56847145, 56847269]      * |  All_peak_69384
  X69385       Y    [56850752, 56850897]      * |  All_peak_69385
  X69386       Y    [56858855, 56858947]      * |  All_peak_69386
  X69387       Y    [56859031, 56859116]      * |  All_peak_69387
  X69388       Y    [56861359, 56861446]      * |  All_peak_69388
  -------
  seqinfo: 127 sequences from an unspecified genome; no seqlengths

> library(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)
> annoData <- toGRanges(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)
> seqlevelsStyle(annoData) <- "Ensembl"
> seqlevelsStyle(gr1) <- seqlevelsStyle(annoData)
Error in .replace_seqlevels_style(x_seqlevels, value) :
  found no sequence renaming map compatible with seqname style "NCBI" for this object
In addition: Warning message:
In `seqlevelsStyle<-`(`*tmp*`, value = c("NCBI", "Ensembl")) :
  more than one seqlevels style supplied, using the 1st one only
> annoPeaks(gr1, annoData)
Error in seqlevelsStyle(seqlevels(x)) :
  The style does not have a compatible entry for the species supported by
  Seqname. Please see genomeStyles() for supported species/style

 

Hope someone understands what's going on. Thanks in advance!

 

Regards, Ben

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interesting question.

could you try to output seqlevelsStyle(gr1) before you run

seqlevelsStyle(gr1) <- seqlevelsStyle(annoData)

and also output the seqlevels of gr1? Thank you.

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Hi Jianhong, thanks. Do you mean you want to see the output?

> seqlevelsStyle(gr1)
Error in seqlevelsStyle(seqlevels(x)) :
  The style does not have a compatible entry for the species supported by
  Seqname. Please see genomeStyles() for supported species/style
> seqlevels(gr1)
  [1] "1 "          "10 "         "11 "         "12 "         "13 "        
  [6] "14 "         "15 "         "16 "         "17 "         "18 "        
 [11] "19 "         "2 "          "20 "         "21 "         "22 "        
 [16] "3 "          "4 "          "5 "          "6 "          "7 "         
 [21] "8 "          "9 "          "GL000008.2 " "GL000009.2 " "GL000194.1 "
 [26] "GL000195.1 " "GL000205.2 " "GL000208.1 " "GL000213.1 " "GL000214.1 "
 [31] "GL000216.2 " "GL000218.1 " "GL000219.1 " "GL000220.1 " "GL000221.1 "
 [36] "GL000224.1 " "GL000225.1 " "KI270303.1 " "KI270304.1 " "KI270310.1 "
 [41] "KI270312.1 " "KI270317.1 " "KI270322.1 " "KI270329.1 " "KI270330.1 "
 [46] "KI270333.1 " "KI270336.1 " "KI270337.1 " "KI270383.1 " "KI270386.1 "
 [51] "KI270391.1 " "KI270393.1 " "KI270395.1 " "KI270396.1 " "KI270411.1 "
 [56] "KI270412.1 " "KI270418.1 " "KI270420.1 " "KI270422.1 " "KI270435.1 "
 [61] "KI270438.1 " "KI270442.1 " "KI270465.1 " "KI270466.1 " "KI270467.1 "
 [66] "KI270511.1 " "KI270512.1 " "KI270517.1 " "KI270519.1 " "KI270522.1 "
 [71] "KI270529.1 " "KI270538.1 " "KI270544.1 " "KI270587.1 " "KI270588.1 "
 [76] "KI270589.1 " "KI270591.1 " "KI270706.1 " "KI270707.1 " "KI270708.1 "
 [81] "KI270709.1 " "KI270710.1 " "KI270711.1 " "KI270712.1 " "KI270713.1 "
 [86] "KI270714.1 " "KI270717.1 " "KI270718.1 " "KI270719.1 " "KI270720.1 "
 [91] "KI270721.1 " "KI270722.1 " "KI270723.1 " "KI270724.1 " "KI270725.1 "
 [96] "KI270726.1 " "KI270727.1 " "KI270728.1 " "KI270729.1 " "KI270730.1 "
[101] "KI270731.1 " "KI270732.1 " "KI270733.1 " "KI270734.1 " "KI270735.1 "
[106] "KI270736.1 " "KI270737.1 " "KI270738.1 " "KI270739.1 " "KI270741.1 "
[111] "KI270742.1 " "KI270743.1 " "KI270744.1 " "KI270745.1 " "KI270746.1 "
[116] "KI270747.1 " "KI270748.1 " "KI270749.1 " "KI270750.1 " "KI270751.1 "
[121] "KI270753.1 " "KI270754.1 " "KI270756.1 " "KI270757.1 " "MT "        
[126] "X "          "Y "

 

Do you think the spaces might cause the problem???

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Ben, there are spaces after the chromosome name which will lead to to the mapping error. 

Best,

Julie

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Julie Zhu ★ 4.3k
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Ben,

 

The following code should work.
library(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)
annoData <- toGRanges(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)

seqlevelsStyle(gr1) <- "UCSC"

seqlevelsStyle(annoData)
#[1] "UCSC"

seqlevelsStyle(gr1)

#[1] "UCSC"

If you would prefer Ensembl seqlevelsStyle, please try the following code

seqlevelsStyle(annoData) <- "Ensembl"

seqlevelsStyle(gr1) <- "Ensembl"

Best,

Julie

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Thanks, Julie. It didn't work, I think the bed file was 'bad'. I don't know why, though.

> bed <- read.table("new.txt",sep = "\t")
> colnames(bed)<-c("chr", "start", "end", "x")
> head(bed)
  chr     start       end              x
1  1   39845629  39845896  All_peak_1450
2  1  191889008 191889559  All_peak_5137
3  1  212860801 212861026  All_peak_5820
4  1   36306816  36307312  All_peak_1337
5  1   44433305  44433488  All_peak_1630
6  1   54132564  54132932  All_peak_1940


But I solved the issue by using the summits bed file from MACS2. Thanks for your input.

Ben

 

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