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  • Gurs
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2019
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    demultiplexing without clocs files

    Hi,
    I have an Hiseq run in which the colcs files were deleted, but I still have the rest of the data. I also have a folder (~160GB, much more then a regular folder I used to get from the instrument- ~60GB) in the instrument's computer.
    Is there any way to create a fastq files based on this data, maybe by combine data from both folders (the regular results which was partialy deleted + the folder in the instrument's computer)?
    Thanks in advance,
    Gur
    Tags: bcl, bcl2fastq, clocs, demultiplexing
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