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Thousands of novel translated open reading frames in humans inferred by ribosome footprint profiling. (Raj et al. 2016)   (All Initiating Ribosomes (P-site) tracks)

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     GM19204 ribosome protected fragments  Ribosome Profiles of initiating ribosomes from Homo sapiens (Raj et al. 2016)   Schema 
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Description

Ribosome profiling assays were performed on cell lines treated with Harringtonine to generate data for validating translation initiatoin site prediction

Methods

Raw sequence data were obtained from NCBI FTP directory(SRP066598). Data from the following samples were processed:

GM19238_ribosome_protected_fragments Ribosome profiling data from Homo sapiens(Raj, et al. 2016)
GM19204_ribosome_protected_fragments Ribosome profiling data from Homo sapiens(Raj, et al. 2016)

Adapter sequences had already been removed from reads. An alignment to ribosomal RNA was performed using Bowtie, and aligning reads were discarded. An alignment to the hg38 genome assembly was performed using Bowtie, and reads below 25nt were discarded. These tracks contains the uniquely mapping reads.An offset of 12 nucleotides was then used to get the corresponding P-site of each read.

References

Raj A, Wang SH, Shim H, Harpak A, Li YI, Engelmann B, Stephens M, Gilad Y, Pritchard JK (2016) Thousands of novel translated open reading frames in humans inferred by ribosome footprint profiling. . Elife. 2016 May 27;5. pii: e13328. doi: 10.7554/eLife.13328.