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If it's from a BAM/SAM file, then look at the BAM/SAM specification:
For example, the fourth field of SAM files is 1-based:
POS: 1-based leftmost mapping POSition of the first matching base. The first base in a reference
sequence has coordinate 1. POS is set as 0 for an unmapped read without coordinate. If POS is
0, no assumptions can be made about RNAME and CIGAR.
pos / 0-based leftmost coordinate (= POS − 1) / int32 t / [-1]
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It is from a bam file output. If we define a region such as chr22:10000-20000.
And we get the consensus sequence, we only interest one small region around a specific position.
How to?
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The sequence is not your issue. A sequence itself is not '0 based', it's just a list of characters.
Where does your position 63150935 come from?
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My question is not for C#. I meant that I am not sure whether the sequence is defined as 0 based or not. The sequence is a fasta file or extracted from a genome.
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In c# the indices are 0 based, so the first one would be apppropriate if your position is also defined as 0 based.
If it was 1 based (for example, if it comes from Ensembl), you'll need to do the second one though.
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Okay. If the sequence is given and a position 63150935 is given as well. I want to get 1000kb size around this point by C#.
Then
Code:string trunk = sequence.Substring(63150935-500000,1000000);
Code:string trunk = sequence.Substring(63150934-500000,1000000);
Last edited by ardmore; 11-15-2011, 08:26 AM.
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That is undefined if you don't specify which system (or language) you're working with.
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fasta sequence: 0 based or 1 based index
When we say the position of a sequence, is zero based or one based?
Because I want to extract a sub sequence from a long one.
Code:AGCTTT 012345
Code:AGCTTT 123456
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