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  • cmccabe
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 355

    #1

    average coverage in target regions

    I am trying to get the _X coverage in a bam file for target regions in a bed.

    Code:
    find *bam | parallel 'bedtools coverage -hist -abam IonXpress_009_150603.bam -b epilepsy70_medex.bed | grep ^all > output.bam.hist.txt' > all.txt
    The files are too large to attach but after the -abam is the bam file to use, after the -b is the terget bed to use with the baits, after the grep^all is the bedTools coverage output and the > all.txt are the results. Is there something missing? Thank you .

    EDIT:
    Maybe this:
    Code:
    coverageBed -abam IonXpress_009_150603.bam -b epilepsy70_medex.bed -counts > count.txt
    Last edited by cmccabe; 06-18-2015, 07:23 AM. Reason: added code

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