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  • roll
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    When i do the above, i tried to upload it to UCSC genome browser as custom track but it says it cant read my bigwig file.
    I converted my bigwig to wig, this time it gives memory error.

    Any ideas why this might be happening? or how to fix it?

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  • roll
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    Originally posted by id0 View Post
    There are several options. I use bedtools genomeCoverageBed to convert from BAM to BedGraph. Then bedGraphToBigWig to convert BedGraph to BigWig.

    Maybe someone else knows of a single step option.
    This is chip-seq data and i used the following commands

    1. bedtools genomecov -bg -ibam Mysorted.bam > Mysorted.bedGraph

    2. bedgraphToBigWig in.bedGraph chrom.sizes out.bw

    At step 2, I am not sure if I understand what is the chrom.sizes file is. Shall i just create one myself simply subtracting end position from the start position to create the chrom.sizes?
    I guess 'in.bedGraph' is my Mysorted.bedGraph.

    Am i missing something?

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  • Wallysb01
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    if this is RNA-seq data, be sure to use the -splice option for genomeCoverageBed

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  • lindenb
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    I wrote a Bam2wig : https://github.com/lindenb/jvarkit/wiki/Bam2Wig
    It use the cigar elements to get the depth.

    ( however, I did not often used it)

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  • id0
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    There are several options. I use bedtools genomeCoverageBed to convert from BAM to BedGraph. Then bedGraphToBigWig to convert BedGraph to BigWig.

    Maybe someone else knows of a single step option.

    Leave a comment:


  • roll
    started a topic How to convert sam/bam or bed file into wig file

    How to convert sam/bam or bed file into wig file

    Hi,

    How what tools can I use to convert sam/bam or bed file into a wig file?

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