I ran Stringtie on RNASEQ data with the -c option, which produces a list of reference genes that are covered end-to-end by reads from your run.
However, I am having some difficulty interpreting the output.
Specifically, there are multiple entries for the same Ensembl ref annotation and I'm not sure why that is:
1 ensembl_havana mRNA 4807823 4846739 . + . ID=ENSMUST00000027036 CDS=4807914 4845014 geneID=ENSMUSG00000025903 gene_name=Lypla1
1 ensembl_havana exon 4807823 4807982 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4808455 4808486 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4828584 4828649 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4830268 4830315 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4832311 4832381 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4837001 4837074 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4839387 4839488 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4840956 4841132 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
1 ensembl_havana exon 4844963 4846739 . + . Parent=ENSMUST00000027036
Seems different exons of the same transcript.
Would this suggest that there are alternatively spliced transcripts of the same gene present?