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  • lyz1030
    Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 33

    #1

    calculate a base's distance to the read's 3' end

    Hi,



    Can anyone tell me how to calculate a base's distance to 3' end respectively for the forward and reverse strand read. I want to konw if the following formula is correct?



    1)for forward strand read: distance=the read's alignmnet end position-the base's position

    2)for reverse strand read: distance=the base's position-the read's alignment start position



    Thanks
  • sphil
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 192

    #2
    Originally posted by lyz1030 View Post
    Hi,



    Can anyone tell me how to calculate a base's distance to 3' end respectively for the forward and reverse strand read. I want to konw if the following formula is correct?



    1)for forward strand read: distance=the read's alignmnet end position-the base's position

    2)for reverse strand read: distance=the base's position-the read's alignment start position



    Thanks
    correct....IF you name the 3' end of a read (on the reverse strand) as the start of the read and not the end!

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    • lyz1030
      Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 33

      #3
      I use the bwa results as the input, so the input reads is refered to the reads from the bam file. For this kinds of reads (reverse strand), I am not sure which end is the 3' end. I don't know why the 3' end of a read (forward strand and reverse strand) can be named but not fixed.

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