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  • littlebio
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 3

    #1

    A question of samtools

    Hi, I'm new in this field, there is one problem I want to ask

    I have already sorted and index the .sam file, and it changed to .bam.bai file
    I want to check the result of .bam.bai file, but I don't know use which of samtools command. I want to view them in a .map file.

    Thanks
  • nilshomer
    Nils Homer
    • Nov 2008
    • 1283

    #2
    Originally posted by littlebio View Post
    Hi, I'm new in this field, there is one problem I want to ask

    I have already sorted and index the .sam file, and it changed to .bam.bai file
    I want to check the result of .bam.bai file, but I don't know use which of samtools command. I want to view them in a .map file.

    Thanks
    Please don't post the same question twice in multiple threads, since then it gets difficult to respond.

    Anyhow, you should have an associated BAM file with your BAI file. The BAI file is an index of your BAM file. I am not sure of a BAM to .map converter, though I would ask why you need a .map file. Many genome browsers like IGV work well with BAM files and variant callers like the one in samtools or GATK also play nice with BAM files.

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    • littlebio
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 3

      #3
      Originally posted by nilshomer View Post
      Please don't post the same question twice in multiple threads, since then it gets difficult to respond.

      Anyhow, you should have an associated BAM file with your BAI file. The BAI file is an index of your BAM file. I am not sure of a BAM to .map converter, though I would ask why you need a .map file. Many genome browsers like IGV work well with BAM files and variant callers like the one in samtools or GATK also play nice with BAM files.
      Sorry for posting twice, and thanks for your reply.

      I saw another result that the output is a MAP file, so I think maybe it is easy to output that way. Actually, I only want to see the result of BAI file, no matter what kind of output. And I tried the command:
      samtools view XXXXX.bam.bai
      it did not work, so I want to know how to convert this file correctly.

      Thank you

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      • nilshomer
        Nils Homer
        • Nov 2008
        • 1283

        #4
        Originally posted by littlebio View Post
        Sorry for posting twice, and thanks for your reply.

        I saw another result that the output is a MAP file, so I think maybe it is easy to output that way. Actually, I only want to see the result of BAI file, no matter what kind of output. And I tried the command:
        samtools view XXXXX.bam.bai
        it did not work, so I want to know how to convert this file correctly.

        Thank you
        The command you want is:

        Code:
        samtools view XXXXX.bam
        The .bai file does not store your alignments, the .bam file does.

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        • nilshomer
          Nils Homer
          • Nov 2008
          • 1283

          #5
          Originally posted by littlebio View Post
          Sorry for posting twice, and thanks for your reply.

          I saw another result that the output is a MAP file, so I think maybe it is easy to output that way. Actually, I only want to see the result of BAI file, no matter what kind of output. And I tried the command:
          samtools view XXXXX.bam.bai
          it did not work, so I want to know how to convert this file correctly.

          Thank you
          Also, you might want to list the commands you used starting at the .sam file. The commands:
          Code:
          samtools sort XXXXX.sam XXXXX
          samtools index XXXXX.bam
          should produce a .bam file (stores your alignment) and .bai file (index of your .bam file, for fast co-ordinate retrieval).

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          • littlebio
            Junior Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 3

            #6
            Thank you for your suggestion, I have already worked out.

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