fastq Files processing
how to create a fastq file ? or how can I found specific gene inside a fastq file has the whole human genome?
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Have you done any research (cough Google cough) on your part? Can you tell us what you looked for and what you found?
I see a history of asking questions without any effort on your part. Please add details on what you've tried or we will have to close the question.
briefly, I have a fastq file include a sequence of one patient, every sequence line that has an id in the fie is consist of 151 characters (A, C, T, G), and I have to extract a specific complete gene sequence from the file!!!!
You can't
extractsequence from this file unless you do one of the two following things.samtools consensusmethod described here.Either by sequencing or creating one using simulation software. File format information here.
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