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  • manore
    Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 19

    #1

    stampy output

    Hi,

    I get the following information using stampy

    stampy...
    stampy: # Nucleotides (all/1/2): 408825780 204412890 204412890
    stampy: # Variants: 5721043 2786247 2934796
    stampy: # Fraction: 0.0140 0.0136 0.0144
    stampy: # Paired-end insert size: 167.0 +/- 25.7 (1884265 pairs)
    stampy: Done

    Could anyone give me an explanation about the nucleotides, variants and fraction line ?

    Thanks in advance
  • Jon_Keats
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 279

    #2
    Nucleotides = Nucleotides aligned
    - All = All reads
    - 1 = Forward reads
    - 2 = Reverse reads
    Variants = Non-reference bases aligned (ie. SNPs and such)
    - All three as before
    Fraction = Fraction of variants discovered in the total number of bases aligned
    Paired-end Insert size = The distance/size of DNA insert between the two adaptors
    [For adaptor]-ForwardRead----->------------<------ReverseRead-[Rev adaptor]

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    • manore
      Member
      • Jun 2011
      • 19

      #3
      Thanks so much

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      • nr23
        Member
        • Oct 2012
        • 42

        #4
        I've just finished running Stampy for the first time. I've got the following output:


        stampy: Mapping...
        stampy: # Nucleotides (all/1/2): 9581823944 4790911972 4790911972
        stampy: # Variants: 811646897 406424420 405222477
        stampy: # Fraction: 0.0847 0.0848 0.0846
        stampy: # Paired-end insert size: 141.5 +/- 42.7 (29776104 pairs)
        stampy: Done

        And an output file. What format is the output file in? I didn't specify while running stumpy - I assume it's SAM?

        What's the next step from here, I can't run Samtools flagstat on my output file - this would be really useful as I'm trying to compare the % reads mapped using bowtie and stumpy.

        Any insight would be hugely appreciated!

        N

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