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  • hui_shi
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 6

    #1

    BWA, how to to suppress BWA to output suboptimal alignments

    Hello everyone,

    Is there a way to suppress BWA to output all suboptimal alignments, as shown in "X1" tag. All I need is is the alignment shown for the "X0" tag.

    Some of my multi-mapped read had only 8 "best alignments", but over 10,000 "suboptimal alignments". All I want is just these 8 "best alignments", but BWA appears to write all over ten thousand alignment locations. This makes the alignment to run much slower, and takes a lot of hard drive space.

    Best regards,

    Hui
  • hui_shi
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 6

    #2
    Thanks everyone, I seems to already find the way:

    Using the '-R' command in the BWA "aln" seems to do the job.
    e.g.

    bwa aln -t 10 -R 1 <fasta> <fastq.gz> > <.sai>

    Best regards,

    Hui

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