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  • serenaliao
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    • Jan 2013
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    How to extract uniquely mapped paired end reads from bam file

    Dear all,

    I believe this questions has been partially brought up several times. But I cannot find a definite answer from all the previous discussion.

    I am now working on bam files of paired-end RNA-Seq samples. And I want to extract uniquely mapped paired-end reads (no multiple alignments). Basically, from the summary of tophat below, I want to get the aligned pairs and remove the reads with multiple alignments and disconcordant alignments, which result in 43226526*(1-21.2%-12.6%)=28615960 pe reads.

    Left reads:
    Input: 160074322
    Mapped: 63468641 (39.6% of input)
    of these: 15015591 (23.7%) have multiple alignments (13075 have >20)
    Right reads:
    Input: 160074322
    Mapped: 54678109 (34.2% of input)
    of these: 12050250 (22.0%) have multiple alignments (7459 have >20)
    36.9% overall read alignment rate.

    Aligned pairs: 43226526
    of these: 9158530 (21.2%) have multiple alignments
    and: 5451746 (12.6%) are discordant alignments
    23.6% concordant pair alignment rate.

    I have tried several command in samtools, including
    samtools view -c -f 1 -F 12 accepted_hits.bam
    samtools view -c -hf 0x2 accepted_hits.bam.

    But all failed to do the job. Could anyone give any suggestions?

    Thank you!

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