Hee Shin,

Here is a suggestion, if you haven't tried it. Be warned that I haven't tried 
it.
Using these load options:
  gmod_bulk_load_gff3.pl --analysis=NimbleScan.dataset1 NimbleScan.gff3
  gmod_bulk_load_gff3.pl --analysis=NGS_probe.dataset1  NGS_probe.gff3

should load the data to chado analysisfeatures with these columns:
  table analysis.program=NimbleScan, .source=dataset1
  table analysis.program=NGS_probe,  .source=dataset1
  table analysisfeature.significance=GFF.score

and the gbrowse chado adaptor should then find feature.score from
analysisfeature.significance column.

This may also change the GFF feature.source values for gbrowse.conf
(I'm not sure):
  > feature      = microarray_oligo:NimbleScan.dataset1
  > feature      = region:NGS_probe.dataset1

You don't need to add the .dataset1 source name for the analysis.  But
that would be good practice in case you want to add
NimbleScan.dataset2, .dataset3, etc.


- Don
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