fastq extraction command
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Hi All, I have many fastq.gz files that I want to extract them from one directory to another one. Can you please tell me which linux command I should use? Thank you

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You may need learn some basic shell commands first. for example, google "shell command learn"

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mv OneDirectory/*.fastq.gz AnotherDirectory/

if that doesn't work (perhaps because you don't have write permission to the original file location), you could try:

cp OneDirectory/*.fastq.gz AnotherDirectory/

By the way, this isn't really a bioinformatics question. It's rather a linux how to move or copy a file question. As was suggested by @shenwei356, you can probably figure this out on your own with a little effort.

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I think OP is asking about keeping a copy of the original gzipped file and this is what should do the trick: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156261/unzipping-a-gz-file-without-removing-the-gzipped-file

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