Calculating percentage of reads mapped to a reference genome
After sequencing I received two files, Read1 and Read2 how can I best draw a conclusion about the percentage of paired reads related to my reference?
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As you said, mapping reads to the reference genome, with tools like bowtie2 or bwa, and quantifying them with samtools.