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Hi,
how do I assign the libraries for paired end data in the reademption deseq command?
The names of my reads are like this:
1-hour-1A_p1.fq 1-hour-1A_p2.fq 1-hour-2A_p1.fq 1-hour-2A_p2.fq
Where p1 are the forward and p2 the reverse reads.
Do I have to wirte: a) --libs 1-hour-1A,1-hour-2A or b) --libs 1-hour-1A_p1.fq,1-hour-1A_p2.fq,1-hour-2A_p1.fq,1-hour-2A_p2.fq
I would assume a) but a statement in the manual would be very helpful since the examples are solely for single end data.
Thanks in advance, Thorben
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Hello @termithorbor
It is option a)
And thank you for pointing out that the documentation is missing a paired end data example, we will fix this.
Best, Till
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Hi,
how do I assign the libraries for paired end data in the reademption deseq command?
The names of my reads are like this:
1-hour-1A_p1.fq
1-hour-1A_p2.fq
1-hour-2A_p1.fq
1-hour-2A_p2.fq
Where p1 are the forward and p2 the reverse reads.
Do I have to wirte:
a) --libs 1-hour-1A,1-hour-2A
or
b) --libs 1-hour-1A_p1.fq,1-hour-1A_p2.fq,1-hour-2A_p1.fq,1-hour-2A_p2.fq
I would assume a) but a statement in the manual would be very helpful since the examples are solely for single end data.
Thanks in advance,
Thorben
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: