参考
1. 介绍
软件 TopHat 的小工具
-A
/--all
: convert all reads (mapped and unmapped) (but discarding those flagged as QC failed, unless -Q)-P
: paired reads are expected and converted into two output files (seecomments below) -Q
: convert unmapped reads even when flagged as QC failed-M
/--maped-only
: convert only mapped reads-N
: for -P, append /1 and /2 suffixes to read names-O
: ignore the original quality values (OQ tag) and write the current quality values (default is to use OQ data if found)-C
/--color
: reads are in ABI SOLiD color format-s
/-t
/--sam
: input is a SAM text file (default: BAM input expected)-a
/--fasta
: output FASTA records, not FASTQ (discard quality values)-o
: output file name or template (see below)
$ bam2fastx
bam2fastx v2.1.1 (ecf7617) usage:
bam2fastx [--fasta|-a] [-C|--color] [-P|--paired] [-N]
[-A|--all|-M|--mapped-only] [-Q] [--sam|-s|-t] [-o <outfname>] <in.bam>
By default, bam2fastx only converts the unmapped reads from the input file,
discarding those unmapped reads flagged as QC failed.
The input BAM/SAM file MUST be sorted by read name (-n option for samtools
sort). If the input file name is "-", stdin will be used instead.
<outfname> serves as a name template when -P option is provided, as suffixes
.1 and .2 will be automatically inserted before the file extension in
<outfname>, such that two file names will be created.
If <outfname> ends in .gz or .bz2 then bam2fastx will write the
output compressed by gzip or bzip2 respectively.
Example of converting all paired reads from a BAM file to FASTQ format:
bam2fastx -PANQ -o sample.fq.gz sample.sortedbyname.bam
In this example the output will be written in two files:
sample.1.fq.gz and sample.2.fq.gz