multiBamCov will report a count of alignments for each BAM at each interval
Program: multiBamCov (v2.14.2)
Summary: Counts sequence coverage for multiple bams at specific loci.
Usage: multiBamCov [OPTIONS] -bams aln.1.bam aln.2.bam ... aln.n.bam -bed
Options:
-bams The bam files.
-bed The bed file.
-q Minimum mapping quality allowed. Default is 0.
-D Include duplicate-marked reads. Default is to count non-duplicates only
-F Include failed-QC reads. Default is to count pass-QC reads only
-p Only count proper pairs. Default is to count all alignments with MAPQ
greater than the -q argument, regardless of the BAM FLAG field.
the sample output looks like
chr20 0 100000 19312 16844
chr20 100000 200000 43910 37579
chr20 200000 300000 43245 43215
chr20 300000 400000 41653 47556
chr20 400000 500000 42929 43165
chr20 500000 600000 44265 45325
The last two columns are the count of alignments in the first and second BAM, respectively.
Program: multiBamCov (v2.14.2)
Summary: Counts sequence coverage for multiple bams at specific loci.
Usage: multiBamCov [OPTIONS] -bams aln.1.bam aln.2.bam ... aln.n.bam -bed
Options:
-bams The bam files.
-bed The bed file.
-q Minimum mapping quality allowed. Default is 0.
-D Include duplicate-marked reads. Default is to count non-duplicates only
-F Include failed-QC reads. Default is to count pass-QC reads only
-p Only count proper pairs. Default is to count all alignments with MAPQ
greater than the -q argument, regardless of the BAM FLAG field.
the sample output looks like
chr20 0 100000 19312 16844
chr20 100000 200000 43910 37579
chr20 200000 300000 43245 43215
chr20 300000 400000 41653 47556
chr20 400000 500000 42929 43165
chr20 500000 600000 44265 45325
The last two columns are the count of alignments in the first and second BAM, respectively.
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