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  • super0925
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2014
    • 206

    The first step on RNA-Seq

    Hi All

    Hi I have got my raw data from biologist who running sequencing on Proton. I need to get the .fastq reads for downstreaming analysis (e.g. QC control, Alignment , DE analysis...) on Torrent Server by command line. I don't know that if Proton could output .fastq directly.

    I found that on Torrent Browser there is a panel called 'select a plugin to run'

    if I click 'FileExporter' ,there are 4 options

    Create SFF?

    Create FASTQ?

    Include Variant Caller Files (if available)?

    Zip results?


    If I select 2 and 4 and submit, there is not any response

    Btw, if I don't use Browser and use Torrent Server to run command line, how could I do it. I mean I don't know how to run FileExporter in Command line ,what is input and output?

    Thank you!


    Sorry this has been sorted cos is my plugin version's problem.
    Last edited by super0925; 03-14-2014, 06:54 AM.
  • mbzmg1
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 9

    #2
    The default output format for Ion Torrent is .bam (even if not mapping the reads).

    You need to fill out the settings for the FileExporter plugin before it will generate the .fastq files correctly.

    You will find the .bam files at:
    /results/analysis/output/Home/NAME_OF_RUN/

    and the .fastq files at:
    /results/analysis/output/Home/NAME_OF_RUN/plugin_out/downloads/

    (this is for the current version of TSS and may change with updates)

    Hope this helps.

    Comment

    • Jeremy
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2009
      • 190

      #3
      bamtools convert can convert bam to fastq

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