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  • subsetting a bam file with specific alingment length

    Hi
    I would like to extract a bam file with alignments length = 30.
    I tried a script that I found on BioStar:
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    Code:
    samtools view -h in.bam | perl -lane '$l = 0; $F[5] =~ s/(\d+)[MX=DN]/$l+=$1/eg; print if $l = 30 or /^@/' | samtools view -bS - > out.bam
    but, the out.bam still has alignments with length other than 30.
    my in.bam was created by bowtie:
    Code:
    bowtie /indexes/dmelr5.42 -v 2 -k 5 --best --strata -S -t my.fastq | samtools view -uS -o my.bam -
    Please help
    Thanks
    Joseph



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  • #2
    rather than that perl, pipe it into this:
    Code:
    awk 'BEGIN{OFS=FS="\t"}/^@/{print}!/^@/{if(length($10)==30) print}'
    it'll print the header and any line where the sequence (column 10) is 30 characters.

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    • #3
      Both your links to biostar are broken. Are you sure its not at least 30?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jbrwn View Post
        rather than that perl, pipe it into this:
        Code:
        awk 'BEGIN{OFS=FS="\t"}/^@/{print}!/^@/{if(length($10)==30) print}'
        it'll print the header and any line where the sequence (column 10) is 30 characters.
        thanks. It worked.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by cedance View Post
          Both your links to biostar are broken. Are you sure its not at least 30?
          I changed (print if $l < 60) to (print if $l = 30)
          here is the link again

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