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  • obk
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 12

    #1

    Get query sequence at specified positions in ref (bio::perl)

    Hi,
    I'm trying to get the bases from a query that aligns to a specified location in the reference sequence.

    For example, given the three alignments below,

    Code:
         12345678
    Ref1 ACGTACGT
         |||||| |
    Qry1 ACGTA[COLOR="Red"]CT[/COLOR]T (Read is has a mismatch)
    
         12345678
    Ref1 ACGTACGT
         | ||| ||
    Qry2 A-GTA[COLOR="red"]GG[/COLOR]T (Read has a deletion and a mismatch)
    
         1 2345678
    Ref1 A-CGTACGT
         | |||| ||
    Qry3 AACGTA[COLOR="red"]AG[/COLOR]T (Read has an insertion and a mismatch)
    I want to do something like (I'm using Bio::Perl and Bio:B::Sam)

    Code:
    my $start = 6;
    my $end = 7;
    $sam->fetch('Ref1',
     sub
     {
        my $a = shift;
        print $a->query->name,"\t";
        print $a->[B][COLOR="DarkRed"]some_magical_function[/COLOR][/B]($start,$end),"\n";
     });
    ... which should output

    Code:
    Qry1  CT
    Qry2  GG
    Qry3  AG
    I suppose this can be achieved by parsing the cigar string or the padded_alignment (($ref,$matches,$query)=$a->padded_alignment;), but was wondering if there is a function that does this already.

    Thanks.
  • obk
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 12

    #2
    In case anyone is interested in this problem: see http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=88600

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