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There's no practical difference between merging the fastq files or merging the SAM files. One could argue that if these are paired-end reads, then the SAM files should be merged in case you use an aligner that re-estimates insert size (this could be different if the second sequence batch comes from a different library prep), but that's not terribly likely to create a big issue.
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union of two sequencing fastq files
Dear All,
I just received some MeDIP sequencing data.
Out of 4 samples, one is really low in total reads number.
Due to this the service will provide me some additional reads (resequencing the sample) to compensate this difference.
A naive question, is it correct to merge the two fastq files, or I better merge the sam files? or is the same?
Thanks,
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