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  • SAMtools rmdup - saving the duplicates?

    Is there a way to save the duplicates (write to a separate file) that are removed by SAMtools' rmdup? I'd like to have a look at them....

    Many thanks in advance,
    K

  • #2
    try picard MarkDuplicates and then using samtools view -f 1024

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    • #3
      Cheers, that makes sense. I wish there was a way of doing this in a single step with samtools (I'm not so fond of Picard at the moment... )
      K

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      • #4
        Is it too obtuse to say that you could grep out the non-matching lines from the rmdup SAM and the original SAM?

        Also whats wrong with Picard? I've always found it more consistent.

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        • #5
          Picard MarkDuplicates doesn't work with SE reads, as far as I can tell.

          We're estimating duplicates in ChIP-seq data.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by robinpsmith View Post
            Picard MarkDuplicates doesn't work with SE reads, as far as I can tell.
            i am not sure of this. why wouldnt it?

            anyway, depending on your alignment file size you could also consider running a unix diff on the original and samtools-rmdup'ed SAM file.

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            • #7
              Hi,

              Am using samtools rmdup ... but it doesn't seem to remove them in the out file? What's going on?

              Nash

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              • #8
                @volks you are right, it does work on SE. My bad.

                @naragam. I ended up using Picard, it does a much better job.

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