Open valeriuo opened 6 years ago
Looks like you are right. Would it help if you add BC to --bam-exclude-tags? I suppose you seen none only in the runs that don't have actual barcodes. Correct?
Roman.
I didn't run the aligner myself, so I wouldn't know if it helps. We just bumped into this strange BAM file when we added barcode statistics to samtools and we saw errors popping out of this file. I assumed it was the aligner, because the only PG line in file header showed the aligner command:
isaac-align
--output-directory Output
--temp-directory Temp
--bam-gzip-level 6
--scatter-repeats 1
--reference-genome human-sorted-reference.xml
--cleanup-intermediary 1
--memory-limit 154
--clip-semialigned 1
--base-quality-cutoff 15
--stats-image-format none
--gap-scoring bwa
--variable-read-length yes
--ignore-missing-bcls 1
--ignore-missing-filters 1
--split-gap-length 10000
--seed-length 16
--clip-overlapping 1
--lane-number-max 2
--base-calls Fastq
--base-calls-format fastq-gz
-s sheet.csv
--use-bases-mask Y150N1,Y150N1
--tiles s_1,s_2
All the reads have BC:Z:none and no quality tag attached.
Hi!
We found a BAM file, produced by Isaac 03.16.02.19, that contains BC tags with "none" value, which is invalid according to the standard, section 1.3. The barcodes appear to have been read from a CSV file.
This issue might be present in some of your other aligners.