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CLAUDE.md

pyflow-ChIPseq CLAUDE.md is an instructions file for Claude Code from crazyhottommy/pyflow-ChIPseq. It costs 3,855 tokens per session, scanned A, original, MIT.

A project guide for pyflow-ChIPseq, a Snakemake pipeline for analyzing ChIP-seq data, which records where proteins interact with DNA. It describes the pipeline's purpose, structure, supported input data, analysis steps, and published background.

In plain words
What is it for?
It helps process public or in-house sequencing data, handle single-end or paired-end reads, run quality checks, perform downstream chromatin analysis, and use computing clusters.
Why use it?
It helps developers understand what the scientific workflow does before changing or modernizing it.

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pyflow-ChIPseq: Repository Structure and Overview

Analysis Date: 2025-12-26 Branch: modernize-2025 (based on pairend) Purpose: Documentation for understanding and modernizing the ChIP-seq pipeline


Table of Contents

  1. Repository Purpose
  2. Directory Structure
  3. Key Components
  4. Technology Stack
  5. Workflow Overview
  6. Configuration System
  7. Modernization Priorities

Repository Purpose

pyflow-ChIPseq is a Snakemake-based bioinformatics pipeline for processing and analyzing Chromatin Immunoprecipitation Sequencing (ChIP-seq) data. It automates the complete workflow from raw sequencing reads to peak calling and chromatin state analysis.

Key Features

  • Processes both public (GEO/SRA) and in-house ChIP-seq data
  • Supports single-end and paired-end sequencing reads
  • Handles both short (<70bp) and long (>70bp) reads
  • Automated quality control and reporting
  • Advanced downstream analysis (super-enhancers, chromatin states)
  • Cluster deployment support (SLURM/DRMAA)

Publication

This pipeline was published in the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JOVE): "An Integrated Platform for Genome-wide Mapping of Chromatin States Using High-throughput ChIP-sequencing in Tumor Tissues"


Directory Structure

pyflow-ChIPseq/
├── Snakefile                    # Main workflow definition (21,957 bytes)
├── config.yaml                  # Pipeline configuration and parameters
├── cluster.json                 # Cluster job submission resource specs
├── samples.json                 # Sample metadata (auto-generated)
│
├── sample2json.py               # Metadata converter (TSV → JSON)
├── sbatch_cluster.py            # SLURM job submission wrapper
├── pyflow-ChIPseq.sh            # Main execution script (SLURM)
├── pyflow-drmaa-ChIPseq.sh      # DRMAA-based execution (LSF)
├── jobscript.sh                 # Job script template
│
├── scripts/
│   └── sraDownload.R            # SRA data downloader
│
├── SRR.txt                      # Sample metadata template (GEO data)
├── meta.txt                     # Custom metadata template (in-house data)
│
├── README.md                    # User documentation
├── LICENSE                      # MIT License
├── rulegraph.png                # Workflow DAG visualization
├── GEO_rulegraph.png            # Alternative workflow visualization
└── TCGA_related files           # TCGA barcode documentation

### Output Directories (Created During Execution)

- `00log/` - Log files for all rules
- `01seq/` - Merged FASTQ files
- `02fqc/` - FastQC quality control reports
- `03aln/` - Aligned BAM files and indices
- `04aln_downsample/` - Downsampled BAM files
- `05phantompeakqual/` - Phantom peak quality metrics
- `06bigwig_inputSubtract/` - Input-subtracted bigWig tracks
- `07bigwig/` - RPKM-normalized bigWig tracks
- `08peak_macs1/` - MACS1 peak calls
- `09peak_macs2/` - MACS2 peak calls
- `10multiQC/` - MultiQC quality summary report
- `11superEnhancer/` - Super enhancer calls (ROSE)
- `12bed/` - BED format files
- `13chromHMM/` - Chromatin state predictions

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