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  • How to view BAM files in IGV?

    I am trying to view a BAM file with IGV version 2.3 launched with 1.2 GB. I load the BAM file, which is about 650 MB, but the screens in IGV are completely blank. IGV opens as a separate application in Java.

    I attached a screenshot.

    Thanks for any help.

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    Do you have the corresponding index file (with extension .bai) available in the same folder as your bam file?

    By default IGV opens in a "zoomed-out" mode. You have to select a chromosome and then keep zooming in before you will see data show up in the view pane.

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      Sorry I am new to this. I'm trying to learn programming languages such as Linux, Bash, Command Line, which might allow me to figure this out myself, however, in the meantime......

      Yes, I have a bai file along with the bam file. I need to convert the bam to sam file. I've got Samtools-1.2 installed in a Linux partition but when I try to carry out the conversion there is just a long line of tilde symbols in the Terminal. This might be because the Linux partition is too small on my computer, so I made a second partition that is big. How do I direct the output location of the sam file in samtools?

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