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  • Converting format insurance

    Hi all,
    Probably this is a FAQ, but still i didnt find a good answer..

    I am converting from bam to fastq.
    My bam's are paired end, coordinated sorted and very large (100Gb+).
    For my analysis i need only the first pair.

    Right now i am using these 2 commands:

    For converting bam to sam for the first pair.
    Code:
    samtools view -h -f 0x0040 $line > $line.pe1.sam
    and for parsing the fastq from the sam format.
    Code:
    cat $line.pe1.sam | grep -v ^@ | awk '{print "@"$1"\n"$10"\n+\n"$11}' > $line.pe1.sam.fq
    this i took from:


    How can i be sure that i got all the reads? mapped + unmapped of the first pair?

    Thanks,
    Pap

  • #2
    Samtools does (now) have a BAM to FASTQ option, that might be easier.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by maubp View Post
      Samtools does (now) have a BAM to FASTQ option, that might be easier.
      Thanks maubp!!

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