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  • Hkins552
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    • Jun 2011
    • 18

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    GATK RealignerTargetCreator Error = Contigs do not match

    I'm trying to do a local realignment using GATK and seem to be stuck at the first step. I've created my ref.dict file and then tried the following script:

    $ java -jar gatk -T RealignerTargetCreator -I input.bam -R genome.fasta -o output.intervals

    An error was generated which said the contigs in my reference fasta and input bam do not match. Ex: Chrom 1 vs. 1

    I attempted to use Picardtools ReorderSam command to at least order them correctly, but it will not recognize that "1" in the input.bam represents "chrom 1" in the reference. Is there a way to rename the contigs on one of these files such that ReorderSam can be used?

    Thanks for your input!
  • Hkins552
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    • Jun 2011
    • 18

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    Contigs Do Not Match

    Still running into the same error. Any input would be greatly appreciated In the mean time, I will likely write a script to rename the contigs in the file and see if that pans out.

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