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  • HTSeq and paired-end data

    Hi,

    I am using HTSeq for counting of my paired-end bam files. Some reads in the file do not have mate reads because they have been discarded by trimmomatic for some reasons.

    Can HTSeq somehow handle this as I am getting Errors saying "Sequence of paired-end alignments expected, but got single-end alignment."?

    Best, Christian

  • #2
    That's just a warning, you can ignore it. The results will be fine.

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    • #3
      It is not. HTSeq throws an error and the program stops.

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      • #4
        Odd, that's normally a warning. You might just switch to featureCounts, which is much faster anyway.

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        • #5
          I wrote to the developpers and will post their reply here. Anyway, it is true that featureCounts is incredibly fast and seems to handle the above case very well, thanks!

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          • #6
            Hi Balthasar,

            you can also use samtools view -f 3 to get only the mapped reads which are in propper pair and pipe it into htseq-count:

            Code:
            samtools view -f 3 -h mybam.bam | htseq-count -f sam - myannotation.gtf
            Cheers,
            Mihcael

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            • #7
              Hi Balthasar,

              I wonder if you got any reply from the authors for this problem?

              Thanks.
              Seb

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