can mapview format convert to map format of MAQ? is there some tools? thank you!
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Can you please explain a bit more your question so I can try to help. I am not an expert but I am using MAQ at the moment.Originally posted by chenw View Post
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I got the data looks like mapview(he told me it's generated by solexa seqencing company), so I want to change the mapview format into map format, then I can do the downstream work using MAQ. Thank you!Comment
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Can you post the filename (at least the extension) and a "head" of the file (unless it is binary).Comment
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the file name is *_MAZdxwT22DRBA.tair8_chromosomes_withCM.mapview.txt
the first line is
WI-EAS85_7_FC20580AAXX:7:253:682:46 Chr1 3685 + 0 0 48 48 48 1 4 1 0 35 GATTAcaGAGAGcGAGaGaGatcgacgGcggaGct IAIID95GGIDI5IBI,I+I1*09$+2E(-%&@'$Comment
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