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Welkin Pope I just double checked–and the number of regions in the description tab is set to 2. Still see same validation error message(s). We are also seeing "15102 - 15473 and share a 5' (upstream) coordinate"–am assuming is a valid warning since the properly annotated longer (downstream) gene will share a start site with the upstream gene. I've tried several other things to try and get rid of the following without success. "join(0. .0;0. .0) Incorrect region counts" or "complement (join(0. .0)) Region lengths not correct" Looks like this is a different issue. I'll create a new topic (validation errors) and will post more details there. |
| Link to this post | posted 20 Feb, 2018 21:52 | |
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This is what the annotation looks like. |
37Kb| Link to this post | posted 20 Feb, 2018 21:50 | |
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What appears (to my eyes) to be a correctly annotated frameshift is getting the attached error when we click "validate", and another group is seeing the same thing multiplied. I don't know what this means. Have you seen this before? Is it an issue, and if so is there a solution? |
1Kb| Link to this post | posted 16 Mar, 2017 19:39 | |
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I had the same issue (and saw the same error message) when trying to run this on my Surface Pro 4. Setting the icon to "run as an administrator" and "allowing the program to make changes to the system" [danger, danger  ]. Fixed the issue. Am now updated.
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