Detect m6A modifications from Oxford Nanopore direct RNA sequencing using m6Anet. Use when analyzing epitranscriptomic modifications from long-read RNA data without immunoprecipitation.
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---
name: bio-epitranscriptomics-m6anet-analysis
description: Detect m6A modifications from Oxford Nanopore direct RNA sequencing using m6Anet. Use when analyzing epitranscriptomic modifications from long-read RNA data without immunoprecipitation.
tool_type: python
primary_tool: m6Anet
---
## Version Compatibility
Reference examples tested with: minimap2 2.26+, pandas 2.2+
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# m6Anet Analysis
**"Detect m6A from my Nanopore direct RNA data"** → Identify m6A modifications directly from Oxford Nanopore signal-level data without immunoprecipitation using a neural network classifier.
- CLI: `m6anet dataprep` → `m6anet inference` on Nanopolish eventalign output
Documentation: https://m6anet.readthedocs.io/
## Data Preparation
```bash
# Basecall with Guppy (requires FAST5 files)
guppy_basecaller \
-i fast5_dir \
-s basecalled \
--flowcell FLO-MIN106 \
--kit SQK-RNA002
# Align to transcriptome
minimap2 -ax map-ont -uf transcriptome.fa reads.fastq > aligned.sam
```
## Run m6Anet
```python
from m6anet.utils import preprocess
from m6anet import run_inference
# Preprocess: extract features from FAST5
preprocess.run(
fast5_dir='fast5_pass',
out_dir='m6anet_data',
reference='transcriptome.fa',
n_processes=8
)
# Run m6A inference
run_inference.run(
input_dir='m6anet_data',
out_dir='m6anet_results',
n_processes=4
)
```
## CLI Workflow
**Goal:** Run the complete m6Anet pipeline from FAST5 signal data to per-site m6A modification probabilities.
**Approach:** First extract features from FAST5 files with dataprep (signal-to-feature extraction), then run neural network inference to classify each DRACH motif site as modified or unmodified.
```bash
# Preprocess
m6anet dataprep \
--input_dir fast5_pass \
--output_dir m6anet_data \
--reference transcriptome.fa \
--n_processes 8
# Inference
m6anet inference \
--input_dir m6anet_data \
--output_dir m6anet_results \
--n_processes 4
```
## Interpret Results
```python
import pandas as pd
results = pd.read_csv('m6anet_results/data.site_proba.csv')
# Filter high-confidence m6A sites
# probability > 0.9: High confidence threshold
m6a_sites = results[results['probability_modified'] > 0.9]
```
## Related Skills
- long-read-sequencing - ONT data processing
- m6a-peak-calling - MeRIP-seq alternative
- modification-visualization - Plot m6A sites

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