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... Skill lists get you through dumb (objectively-speaking) filters, but if you want to prove your worth, put down your specific **accomplishments**.
When I'm involved in hiring and I'm looking through the stack, I see no end of people who claim to know all sorts of skills. Invariably a good number of ...
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... The problem is not totally with your usage of variables. You're pointing Picard to the wrong location for the BAM (from the Picard output you pasted in the comment):
Exception in thread "main" htsjdk.samtools.SAMException: Cannot read non-existent file: file:///home/cmccabe/NA12878.bam
In your ...
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... If you want to swim in a bottomless sea of sequencing data and have access to a wide variety of interesting projects in the bioinformatics/big data/data science space, this is for you. You'll be working with me on a growing team solving a number of fun challenges with lots of freedom to utilize new ...
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... Hello Sheila.Smaw!
We believe that this post does not fit the main topic of this site.
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... Hello Sheila.Smaw!
We believe that this post does not fit the main topic of this site.
This position is not bioinformatics-related.
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... OK, I ran it and with the default of mismatch of two it found dup rates between 38-42% on a set of four paired-end datasets. After thinking on this for a bit I come back to my core premise: it's entirely possible that these are not duplicates because of the hundreds of millions of input reads and th ...
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... Oh, right, I didn't address that in my reply. I will give it a try right now. ...
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... @finswimmer. This is a standard whole-exome library prep with tight insert size distribution around 225. The duplicate rate is showing between 25-30% from the 200X-targeted and 40-45% for the 400X targeted. I'm looking to report an accurate coverage estimate per library which appropriately considers ...
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... I'm working with some high-depth whole-exome sequencing data. It's paired-end. Some samples are targeted at 200X and others are 400X average read depth across the exome. The duplicate rate is very high after alignment. I suspect a good portion of these marked duplicates are not actual PCR duplicates ...
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