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  • How to Pick out reads from certain locus

    Hi, all
    I want to see all the reads derived from TP53 in a RNA-seq dataset.
    How to do this?

    I have searched the forum I didn't find the similar post.


    Thanks!

  • #2
    Originally posted by HSV-1 View Post
    I want to see all the reads derived from TP53 in a RNA-seq dataset.
    Hi- Either load your BAM file in a genome viewer like IGV and find locus TP53 and/or extract the relevant reads wth samtools:

    Code:
    samtools index my_rnaseq.bam ## Skip if index file is present
    samtools view my_rnaseq.bam chr1:1-10000 > mylocus.sam
    Where "chr1:1-10000" should be replaced with the coordinates of your locus.

    Hope this helps
    Dario

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    • #3
      Originally posted by dariober View Post
      Hi- Either load your BAM file in a genome viewer like IGV and find locus TP53 and/or extract the relevant reads wth samtools:

      Code:
      samtools index my_rnaseq.bam ## Skip if index file is present
      samtools view my_rnaseq.bam chr1:1-10000 > mylocus.sam
      Where "chr1:1-10000" should be replaced with the coordinates of your locus.

      Hope this helps
      Dario
      Thanks, Dario.
      How can I output a fastq file at this point ?

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      • #4
        it should be the 10th column:

        cut -f10 mylocus.sam > myfastq.fq

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