Question: Glitch In .Wig Visualization In Trackster?
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Michael Axtell • 60 wrote:
Hi everyone.
I'm having an issue with a wiggle file. I'm using Trackster on the
public-main instance of Galaxy, with a custom genome build. My wiggle
file fails to be shown. When added to the visualization using the 'add
tracks' dialog, I see the usual hatched gray lines with the message
"processing data, this may take some time". But then after a few
minutes the track just goes to hatched gray lines with no messages,
and the intensities are never displayed, nor is any error message (or
any message at all, just stuck with the hatched gray lines).
The .wig file has been extensively validated to conform to UCSC spec.
In addition, the same file displays data just fine when loaded into
Broad's IGV. So I'm confident it is formatted correctly.
The custom genome is not a great one .. scaffolds not pseudomolecules,
and there are many thousands of scaffolds in the assembly (scaffold
N50 is 1.3M at scaffold 111 out of ~2,100 scaffolds; total length
~480M). If I slice my problematic wiggle file to only keep
sub-sections of the data, sometimes it works. I tested a number of
such sub-slices, and some worked and some didn't, as below (the
numbers refer to scaffold numbers in my custom genome):
1-50 : worked
1-100 : worked
1-200 : worked
1-300 : failed
1-400 : failed
1-500 : failed
100-250 : worked
200-300 : worked
300-400 : worked
500-600 : worked
doesn't like wig files that exceed a certain number of
chromosomes/scaffolds? Or some sort of data overload issue?
Some other information: This custom genome build works fine on
trackster to visualize several other datasets in gff, gff3, and bed
format. In addition, the problem wiggle file is not so large .. the
full file is only ~48M. It is a fixedStep file with span and step both
equal to 100, and the data are relatively sparse.
If anyone has a clue, let me know .. thanks!
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Michael J. Axtell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dept. of Biology
Penn State University
http://axtell-lab-psu.weebly.com
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