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Is there a command line tool that would give me the nucleotide before and after a given mutation/variant base?
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-Kasthuri
Thanks
-Kasthuri
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You can use samtools to do this. i.e., samtools faidx REGION -
Great! Thanks. Well, for example, it is samtools faidx filename.fasta chr1:139266-139268 (to make it easy for folks who may have this question in future). Reference fasta should be indexed first using samtools faidx.
-KasthuriLast edited by kasthuri; 01-12-2012, 04:59 AM.Comment
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