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should PCR duplicates be removed from the BAM file before running SQUID?
I see a message saying that SQUID is removing PCR duplicates but it is quite fast, what makes me think that it is only removing reads that are already marked as duplicates. Is it so?
If not, should I remove duplicates from the BAM and chimeric BAM files?
thanks,
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SQUID removes PCR duplicates by comparing the alignment of the read and the mapping position of its mate pair. It takes advantage of the sorted BAM file to speed up the process: since PCR duplicates have the same alignments, SQUID only needs to compare the alignments of nearby SAM records to tell whether it is PCR duplicates.
Dear all,
should PCR duplicates be removed from the BAM file before running SQUID?
I see a message saying that SQUID is removing PCR duplicates but it is quite fast, what makes me think that it is only removing reads that are already marked as duplicates. Is it so?
If not, should I remove duplicates from the BAM and chimeric BAM files?
thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: