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  • AvinashP
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 7

    #1

    Samtools Merge and rmdup

    hi,

    I have 7 bam files which i need to merge into a single one.

    1. Should i first sort the bam files and then merge or merge it first and then sort ?
    2. Is it important to do a 'rmpup' ? Does removing duplicates really helps in SNP calling ? or is it optional ?

    3. What are the options -r and -h do ? Are they important if if i don't use a 'rmdup' after that ?

    I have started using bwa with samtools.
    Thanks
  • nilshomer
    Nils Homer
    • Nov 2008
    • 1283

    #2
    Originally posted by AvinashP View Post
    hi,

    I have 7 bam files which i need to merge into a single one.

    1. Should i first sort the bam files and then merge or merge it first and then sort ?
    2. Is it important to do a 'rmpup' ? Does removing duplicates really helps in SNP calling ? or is it optional ?

    3. What are the options -r and -h do ? Are they important if if i don't use a 'rmdup' after that ?

    I have started using bwa with samtools.
    Thanks
    All answers can be found using the "site:seqanswers.com" in a google search. Post back if you don't find them!

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    • AvinashP
      Junior Member
      • Jun 2010
      • 7

      #3
      Thanks,
      but i faced difficulty finding the right answers.
      Can you please point me to any links giving the answers ?

      Thanks

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