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  • qc.share
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 3

    Help:how to extrcate information from the output file of Novoalign mapping tools

    Hello, Everyone,
    I want to extrcate some information from the output file of NonoAlign mapping tool, the output file format is FASTQ format, it likes this:
    @HWUSI-EAS1522 100625:1:1:1290:9446 # 0/1
    CGTCTCGTCTCGTCTCGTCTCGTCTCGTCTCGTCTA
    ################################ QC

    I have 2 questions:
    *The first question is what's the detail meaning of number in the first line (HWUSI-EAS1522 100625:1:1:1290:9446 # 0/1)?

    * The other question is how can I get the tab-separated files without headers containing four coulumns( 1 chr of reads; 2 the start position of the mapped read; 3 the stop position of the mapped read; 4 the strand information) which were extrcated from the output files of NovoAlign mapping tools.

    Thank you very much!

    qc.share
  • svl
    Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 43

    #2
    Originally posted by qc.share View Post
    the output file format is FASTQ format
    Are you sure this is not the input format? I've never used Novoalign, but when mapping you normally use fastq as input and SAM/BAM as output (as is stated on the novoalign website as well...) A SAM/BAM holds mapping information such as your requested parameters, the fastq obviously doesn't.

    what's the detail meaning of number in the first line
    This is information about the the generated read such as machine, run, flowcell, lane, tile and paired-end/single-end.

    how can I get the tab-separated files without headers containing four coulumns
    SAM output will contain such information.

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    • qc.share
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 3

      #3
      Thank you very much!

      Originally posted by svl View Post
      Are you sure this is not the input format? I've never used Novoalign, but when mapping you normally use fastq as input and SAM/BAM as output (as is stated on the novoalign website as well...) A SAM/BAM holds mapping information such as your requested parameters, the fastq obviously doesn't.


      This is information about the the generated read such as machine, run, flowcell, lane, tile and paired-end/single-end.


      SAM output will contain such information.

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