bismark strips the "@" character from the start of the read name (QNAME). The FF-iPSC_19.11+BMP4 and H1+BMP4 samples have a "@" character at the start of all read names but my scripts don't remove these. This causes problems if trying to process this sample with bismark_methylation_extractor because it treats all these lines as header lines.
This could be fixed in Bismark by opening all SAM/BAM files with samtools view rather than samtools view -h, however, it's not a bug as far as Bismark is concerned since it will never arise for users who align and process their data with Bismark.
It will only be a bug for users who "fake" the Bismark alignment (like I do with these scripts), and then try to process them bismark_methylation_extractor.
bismark
strips the "@" character from the start of the read name (QNAME
). The FF-iPSC_19.11+BMP4 and H1+BMP4 samples have a "@" character at the start of all read names but my scripts don't remove these. This causes problems if trying to process this sample withbismark_methylation_extractor
because it treats all these lines as header lines.This could be fixed in Bismark by opening all SAM/BAM files with
samtools view
rather thansamtools view -h
, however, it's not a bug as far as Bismark is concerned since it will never arise for users who align and process their data with Bismark.It will only be a bug for users who "fake" the Bismark alignment (like I do with these scripts), and then try to process them
bismark_methylation_extractor
.