Open Wanjie-Feng opened 7 months ago
HI, Thank you very much for using CRAQ. In fact, CRAQ uses sequencing sequences to find clipping breakpoints. In the case of the “”--ser T” option, CRAQ will search the region near this breakpoint to see if there is also a cluster of low-quality base SNPs. When the length of the bed file is 1, it indicates that this position is an exact breakpoint. As follows:
The -ser parameter is T by default, but I don 't see the corresponding information in the result. In fact, my interpretation of the result is not very clear. Can you add more information about the interpretation of the result files
Thank you
The result of out_final.CSE.bed and out_final.CRE.bed could descriped as: chrid error_start error_end error_breakpoint error_stype m17 22122332 22122333 m17:22122332 CSE
for your result, error_start = error_end, it is normal, means there is no mapping gap near breakpoint (above figure left ).
Thank you for your reply and explanation, best wishes
Hello, thanks for developing a very useful tool, I have a little doubt when I use this tool, I would like to ask you : My command is as follows :
When I go to check the results after normal operation, I mainly focus on two files:
out_final.CRE.bed
andout_final.CSE.bed
The result of out_final.CRE.bed is as follows:The result of out_final.CSE.bed is as follows:
I don 't understand why the area length of my bed file is 1 Hope to get help, thank you