Re: [galaxy-user] Indel Output - what is this mystery column?

2011-03-18 Thread Kelly Vincent

John,

It is the number of reads that had this exact insertion, as you  
guessed. Let us know if you have further questions.


Regards,
Kelly


On Mar 18, 2011, at 10:50 AM, John David Osborne wrote:


Hi,
I was running an indel analysis on galaxy and I got a file as output  
that has rows that look like this:


fly2  98299830I   ATACTCCAA   79

Can anybody tell me what the last column (79) means? There is  
obviously an insertion at 9829 with those nucleotides, but I’m not  
sure what the 79 refers to even after reading the linked  
documentation. Is it the number of reads that had this? A quality  
score?


 -John
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[galaxy-user] Indel Output - what is this mystery column?

2011-03-18 Thread John David Osborne
Hi,
I was running an indel analysis on galaxy and I got a file as output that has 
rows that look like this:

fly2  98299830I   ATACTCCAA   79

Can anybody tell me what the last column (79) means? There is obviously an 
insertion at 9829 with those nucleotides, but I'm not sure what the 79 refers 
to even after reading the linked documentation. Is it the number of reads that 
had this? A quality score?

 -John
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