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  • zhiqiang
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 8

    #1

    convert bam file to bedgraph format with inconsistent results

    Hi, all

    I was trying to convert a sam/bam file into bedgraph files using two different approaches, and found that the results are different:

    way 1: I used the program 'wiggles' shipped with tophat 1.3.2:

    Code:
     samtools view part1.bam > part1.sam
     wiggles part1.sam part1.wiggles.bedgraph
    way 2: I used the genomeCoverageBed from bedtools v2.16.2:
    Code:
            samtools sort part1.bam part1.sorted
            genomeCoverageBed -bga -ibam part1.sorted.bam -g  chrom.sizes > part1.bedtool.bedgraph
    In the result files, part1.wiggles.bedgraph and part1.bedtool.bedgraph were different in many genomic regions.

    Have anyone experienced with this? it's really confusing.

    one of the differences was like this:
    1 3927 3931 6 | 1 3927 3930 6
    1 3931 3935 5 | 1 3930 3931 2
    1 3935 4092 4 | 1 3931 3935 1
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