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  • problems with bam file and mpileup

    Hello everyone:

    I have a problem with samtools' mpileup.
    Im trying to map a set of reads (only 1 library for now) against a reference genome, to find SNPs. The command line I used is:

    $ samtools mpileup -uD -f ref_genome.fasta library.sorted.bam | bcftools view -bvcg library.raw.bcf

    the output I get is this:

    open: No such file or directory
    [mpileup] 1 samples in 1 input files
    Segmentation fault

    i dont know what's wrong. I used this same command line with other data and it worked just fine, so I could use some help.

    thank you!

  • #2
    Does "ref_genome.fasta" indexed?
    -f FILE faidx indexed reference sequence file [null]

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    • #3
      yes, it is.

      I run this command line earlier:

      $ samtools faidx ref_genome.fasta

      generating a ref_genome.fasta.fai file

      I don´t think that's the problem =(

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      • #4
        Fasta file chromosome names

        Hi, can you post the result of:

        Code:
        grep ">" ref_genome.fasta
        You can get these segfaults without message when your fasta header lines have spaces in them.

        Cheers,
        Paul

        "You are only young once, but you can stay immature indefinitely."

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        • #5
          Quick guess ...
          Shouldn't it be
          $ samtools mpileup -uD -f ref_genome.fasta library.sorted.bam | bcftools view -bvcg - > library.raw.bcf

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          • #6
            Thank you all!
            actually it was the missing "- >" before the "library.raw.bcf"
            thanks a lot!

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