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I'm trying to use Maq software but i've face with some problems.
1. Conversion of *qseq.txt files (obtained after demultiplexing) to fastq (illumina) format. For doing this operation i've used this script: Quote:
For doing this i've tryied to different approaches:
3. After converting reads (fastq sanger) and reference sequence (fasta format) to .bfg and .bfa respectively, i've tried to perform the mapping with the "match command" but i got segmentation fault. How can solve this problem? I've tried both 0.7.1 and 0.6.8 version but nothing change. Which is the faulty step? Where i'm getting wrong? Thanks in advance! |
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I've solved the problem
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Location: Guangzhou Join Date: Dec 2010
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maq, maq problem, qseq, segmentation, segmentation fault |
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