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... I'm coding in c++ and reading in different reference genomes to examine regions across the chromosomes a few hundred base pairs at a time.
To do it in c++ I use the library htslib and the command `faidx_fetch_seq()` which is similar to read specific regions using `samtools faidx`.
The problem is w ...
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... Hi All,
I'm currently working with a bunch of bed files containing specific regions of the human genome.
I wish to annotate the regions with genes, and especially genes related to man. However, to do this, I need a bedfile with the coordinates for each gene and a proper naming for that gene in or ...
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... Now i've seen in several post here at Biostars, that if we have mapping qualities of 0, this means the reads are multimapping.
The data im analyzing comes from Oxford Nanopore sequencing which in general have a higher sequencing error, when compared to other sequencing tools.
So my question woul ...
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... Thank you, ill give it a look ...
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... Thanks for suggesting to cut the reads into smaller pieces, because one of my problems has exactly been im having long reads. ...
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... Hi everyone,
Im analysing Oxford Nanopore sequenced DNA in human cells, which i align to the hg19 UCSC reference genome. Most of the time i get a high mapping percentage, however in a few cases i get mapping percentages below 5%.
Of course im able to tune the parameteres of minimap2 a bit, but i ...
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... It looks really useful. Thanks! ...
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... Thanks for your suggestions for both options. ...
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... Because i didn't think of that, all of the examples i could find handling fasta headers was using grep, so i thought i might as well stay with using grep. well that worked perfectly, thanks ...
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... I'm looking for a way to create an text file containing some information about sequence reads, extracted from a .fasta file. Either by using grep, sed or awk.
Basically i have several fasta sequences which i have trimmed, so i an example of a header for a trimmed fasta file with a sequence where i ...
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