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  • BWA MapQ field

    Hi all,
    I am using BWA for my illumina/single-end/ChIP-seq reads (36 bases). In MAPQ filed I can see values as 0, 4, 5, 25, 37 etc. Can anyone tell me which reads I should go ahead for peak calling ?

    In other words, what should be the threshold for MAPPING QUALITY in a typical ChP-seq experiment ?

    regards
    YK
    Last edited by yaten2020; 11-22-2011, 11:12 PM. Reason: just made it little clear...

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    Originally posted by yaten2020 View Post
    hi all
    i am using BWA for my illumina single-end chip-seq reads (36 bases). in MAPQ filed i can see values as 0, 4, 5, 25, 37 etc. can anyone help me which reads i should go ahead for peak calling ? i read in SAM maunal about this field being phred scaled. does it mean i need to filter my file for good MAPQ values and discard everything else. if yes .... then which ones i should keep?

    regards
    yk
    Please do not hijack an existing thread for a new discussion. Instead, create a new thread. Thanks!

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