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  • touchsk
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 7

    read pairs to fragment coordinates

    Hi All,

    I have a bam file from the alignment of paired-end NGS data to the human genome. Most of these read-pairs are non-overlapping. Is there any tool that takes this bam as input and provides the merged coordinates from the pairs.

    Eg:
    Read1-FWD: chr1 1 20
    Read1-REV: chr1 80 100

    Result: chr1 1 100

    If only one read is aligned, then ignore its mate. If the alignment is on opposite strand, reverse for that.

    I know a lot of tools estimate fragment size, but do they output results like above as well? I can write a quick script for this, but was wondering if something was already available.
    Many thanks.
  • ashishbansal
    Member
    • Dec 2018
    • 17

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    We introduce a profile homology search tool named Short-Pair that is designed for short paired-end reads. By using an approximate Bayesian approach employing distribution of fragment lengths and alignment scores, Short-Pair can retrieve the missing end and determine true domains. In particular, Short-Pair increases the accuracy in aligning short reads that are part of remote homologs. We applied Short-Pair to a RNA-Seq dataset and a metagenomic dataset and quantified its sensitivity and accuracy on homology search. The experimental results show that Short-Pair can achieve better overall performance than the state-of-the-art methodology of profile homology search.
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