We have a mapped RNA-seq but now we want to know how many reads are mapped on each nucleotide in a genome. We went through many many many programs but we were only able to view the results in no scientific way. I was wondering is there any?
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Dear pal,
you can use BED tools to find coverage per nucleotide. -
Hello,
Thanks for the reply, you mean using coverageBed?
Am now at the positiion of coverageBed -a bedfile.bed but the tutorial talks about 10kb? how to do this for each nucleotide? Sorry for the questions...
** Got it... ill write an explanation soon! Thanks alot udaya! **Last edited by jjk; 10-03-2011, 03:05 AM.Comment
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samtools pileup has this infoMendelian Disorder: A blogshare of random useful information for general public consumption. [Blog]
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