Hello. I was analyzing some data obtained from bisulfite sequencing and was trying to look at the site of methylation for all of the amplicons. I initially used Interactive Genome Viewer (IGV) to see the sites of methylation. However, I was not sure how to actually obtain the data for the site of methylation for the CG, CHG, and CHH sites of interest. I wanted to take the data for the sites of methylation on each read and create a graph from the comparing and contrasting the different sites of methylation. What program would be recommended to obtain the methylation data from the sequences? Thank you.
I'm new to coding so I had a bit of trouble getting MethylDackel to work. I used R Studio as my IDE and downloaded the prerequisites (GSS, htslib, and libbigwig) mentioned on the page along with the actual MethylDackel files. I then tried to do the compilation/installation steps they mentioned, but it seems to run into a fatal error whenever I inputted those commands. It can't seem to find sam.h. To clarify I put all the files in different folders and then tried to do this. I also tried putting the htslib and libbigwig folders in MethylDackel, but that also didn't work. Not sure how to proceed. Do you have any insight?
To be specific I was doing these commands:
And that third command was where I had my issues.
It would be rather useful if you would share that error.
Your life will be much easier if you just install it with conda.
Ok. So if I were doing the installation with Conda what steps would I take in terms of installation. Would I still use R Studio?
The third line is meant to be filled in with the actual path to the
libBigWig.a
static library file. You'll need to:git clone https://github.com/dpryan79/libBigWig.git
cd
into the directorymake
. This should generate thelibBigWig.a
file.libBigWig.a
file, and a real installation path in the last lineOr just install via conda and not have to bother with any of this.