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  • ashah
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 7

    #1

    FASTQ format question

    I am having trouble determining the file format of this 'fastq' file... I don't really know anything about the data other than its a small-rna sequence file

    The format is

    USI-EAS7_2:6:1:724:415:GCT...CCG:hhh...QhG

    Does anyone know the name of this format? Or better yet, know a script or something to change it to look like this type of fastq

    @HWI-E2_0001:2:1:1115:15158#0/1
    GGA...ACT
    +HWI-E2_0001:2:1:1115:15158#0/1
    aaa...aaa

    any input would be greatly appreciated
  • drio
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 323

    #2
    Try the s_*_sequence.txt files from your GERALD output.
    -drd

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    • dawe
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 258

      #3
      Originally posted by ashah View Post
      I am having trouble determining the file format of this 'fastq' file... I don't really know anything about the data other than its a small-rna sequence file

      The format is

      USI-EAS7_2:6:1:724:415:GCT...CCG:hhh...QhG

      Does anyone know the name of this format? Or better yet, know a script or something to change it to look like this type of fastq

      @HWI-E2_0001:2:1:1115:15158#0/1
      GGA...ACT
      +HWI-E2_0001:2:1:1115:15158#0/1
      aaa...aaa

      any input would be greatly appreciated
      Assuming you have awk installed, you can try this:

      Code:
      awk -F : '{OFS=""; print "@",$1,":",$2,":",$3,":",$4,":",$5,"\n",$6,"\n+\n",$7}'input.txt > output.fastq
      HTH

      d

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      • ashah
        Junior Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 7

        #4
        Thanks dawe,

        I actually did some research and found that it is an older format called SCARF that various programs used to use for alignment purposes. The newest Maq package actually has a scarf2fastq perl script that helped a lot.

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