User: Jeffin Rockey
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... Hi Ole,
Could you please point me to some link or so which would help me understand the {},::: etc. ...
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... Are you sure the bowtie2-build completed successfully prior to attempting align?
*2.bt2l seems to be of 0 size. ...
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... Install bowtie2 and use *bowtie2-build* to build index. It will automatically build **.bt2l** indices for wheat. ...
written 3 months ago by
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... Hi Malcom,
The suggested command appears to be super efficient, even though I did not understand many of the usages.
Can you please explain the {=s/.new.vc$f//=}, {}, ::: etc ...
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... Hi Pierre,
I did not understand. Would bcftools view do any replacement ? ...
written 3 months ago by
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... Changing ***1s|*** to simply ***s|*** will do replacements for all *Sample1* occurrences. ...
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... In bash this should do.
for i in *.new.vcf
do
ID_NAME=$(basename "$i" .new.vcf)
sed -i "1s|Sample1|$ID_NAME|g" $i
done
Caution: I have used -i with sed. So the actual files will get edited in place.
Now added 1s also as to limit the replacement to first line ...
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C: ddRAD analysis pipelines
... Stacks issue I could not resolve.
ipyrad issue root cause was wrong cut site information given which I corrected. ...
written 4 months ago by
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... Check the separators. MT is there in EHMT1 . Is the bed made in a Windows machine or so?
If so dos2unix might help
Also what about *GRCh38.dna.primary_assembly.Genome_File.txt* ?
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written 6 months ago by
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... It should be just that the bed file has mitochondria entry whereas the genome file do not have an entry regarding that. ...
written 6 months ago by
Jeffin Rockey • 1.1k
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