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  • Identifying substitutions in a region of BAM file

    Hi group:

    I am interested in finding substitutions in a read downstream of a particular site.

    In detail:

    My target region - chr2: 1200-2000.
    CRISPR site: chr2:1220-1240

    First, find the reads that have 'NO substitution' in 1220-1240. Within those reads, that means if read A has no substitution at this site, I want to count the substitutions downstream of site which is between 1240 - 2000 in the read A. I want to tabulate what kind of substitutions between 1240-2000 (for example. A->T is found in 1200 reads..or G>A is found in 200 reads..etc..)

    Second, find reads that have 'substitution' in 1220-1240 and in those reads see if downstream of that read have any substitution. In case yes, then what type of substitution and how many. For example, if read B has a substitution in 1220-1240, then I want to count the # of substitutions between 1240-2000 in read B.

    Case where there is substitution..

    1220--------------------1240-------------------------------------------------|
    |------------A------------|-------------------------------A/G------G/T-------|
    |--------G-------AT------|---------------------A/T-----------------G/T------|


    Case where is no substitution...
    1220--------------------1240-------------------------------------------------|
    |-------------------------|-------------------------------G/A------------------|
    |-------------------------|-------------T/G------------------------------------|
    |-------------------------|---------------------A/T----------------------------|



    What I could do :
    using pysam, I could seperate the reads that have and does not substitution in the 1220-1240 into two files.

    How can I find identify and count substitutions in 1240-2000.. region..
    Any ideas..


    thanks
    Adrian

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