yes, but after I use BBsplit, I obtain the fastq file and then I can to remap this with STAR but the count? FeatureCount doesn't work well with bbsplit. So my question is: After BBsplit What can I use to map and to calculate the count? Thanks
Hi, I am working with a mixed RNASeq data of plant and fungus. I aligned my Illumina paired-end reads using bowtie2, to one of the reference. I got mapped and unmapped.bam files. Now, I want to map these unmapped reads back to the second organism reference. I used samtools to sort the files by name using
$ samtools sort -n my_file_unmapped.bam -o my_file_unmapped.qsort -O BAM
and got, unmapped.qsort files. Visualized the files using samtools view,
$ samtools view Rs_Os1_1d_unmapped.qsort
D6B775P1:106:C4NARACXX:7:1101:2383:96122 69 * 0 255 * * 0 0 CGGTGTTAGGCTTTCCATGACGATCGGTGTGGGAGGTGCCGTAGTTGTCAGTTGTGGACCCGGCACCGTAGCCGGCGGTAGTACTGCTGGTACCAGTAGT BBBFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFFFFIIIIIFFIIIBFFIIIIIIIIIIIFFFFFFFFBFFFFFFFFFFFBFFBBFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFB
D6B775P1:106:C4NARACXX:7:1101:2383:96122 133 * 0 255 * * 0 0 CAATCACAGGACGACAAATACCTACGGGTCGTCGAACACCAGTGACAACTACGGTTCAACTGACCGCACTCGCGGCACTGATCTGAACACCTGAACCGGA BBBFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBFFIIIIIFIIIIIFFFFFFFFBFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFBFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
D6B775P1:106:C4NARACXX:7:1101:2384:9664 69 * 0 255 * * 0 0 AACACTGCTCGAGGTGCCATCGCGGATCGTCAGGCTATTGCCGAAGCTCTAAAGAGCGGGCAGATCAATGGATACGCCGGAGACGTGTGGGACGTTCAGC BBBFFFFFFFFFFIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFIIIIIIIIIIIIFIFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFBFFBFFFFFFFFBBFBFFFFFF<BFFFF
D6B775P1:106:C4NARACXX:7:1101:2384:9664 133 * 0 255 * * 0 0 CCAGAGTAGTGGGGAACCATTCCGTTTCCTCCACCAAGAGGGTTCTTCATCGTGCGCCATGGATGGTCAGCAGGCGCTGGCTGAACGTCCCACACGTCTC BBBFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFIIIIIIIFFIIIIIIFFFFFFFFBFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFBFBFFFFFFFFFFFF
Then I tried converting the .bam files to .fastq using bedtools bedtofastq
$ bedtools bamtofastq -i my_file_unmapped.qsort -fq my_file_unmapped.end1.fq -fq2 my_file_unmapped.end2.fq
Got 2 output files, my_file_unmapped.end1.fq my_file_unmapped.end2.fq But when I tried to visualize the file using samtools view, using the command
$ samtools view my_files_unmapped.end1.fq
I am getting the following error, [W::sam_read1] parse error at line 2; [main_samview] truncated file.
What am I doing wrong??
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Use BBSplit from BBMap as described here: BBSplit syntax for generating builds for the reference genome and how to call different builds.
Why don't you just map again whole fastq files to other reference? First mapping to fungi and second to plant. Without parsing the unmapped bam files.
In such mixed data, sometimes reads are wrongly mapped to a reference and we get to know only when we go for annotation. I think i'll be better off using this approach.
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Why are you using samtools to view a plain fastq file (if the files have indeed been generated correctly)?
samtool view is not meant for fastq files. it is used for alignment files
Oh, now this is indeed a silly mistake. I should simply use "more" to visualize a fastq file in terminal.
use
less filenamecommand@Prasad ok, thanks Prasad.