DROP-SEQ_ALIGNMENT.SH(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay bestie, meet Drop-seq_alignment.sh, the script that does Drop-seq tagging, trimming and alignment all in one go π it's literally a whole pipeline in a trench coat π§₯
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So the way you call it is:
USAGE: Drop-seq_alignment.sh [options] <unmapped-queryname-sorted.bam>
Give it an unmapped, queryname-sorted BAM and it handles the rest. The [options] are where the main character energy lives π
π OPTIONS π
-g <genomedir>β Point it at your STAR genome directory. This one is required, no skipping π ββοΈ-r <referencefasta>β The reference fasta from your Drop-seq reference metadata bundle. Also required, don't forget it π-d <dropseq_root>β Where the Drop-seq executables live. If you don't set it, it defaults to the directory that holds this script π§-o <outputdir>β Where the output bam gets written. Default is the current directory π-t <tmpdir>β Where the temp files go. Default is a brand new subdirectory in.π¦-s <STAR_path>β The full path to STAR. If you leave it out, it hunts STAR down through thePATHenvironment variable π-eβ Echo the commands instead of actually running them. Good for a vibe check before anything runs π-kβ Keep the intermediate files so they don't get deleted π«Ά
π SEE ALSO π
bestie, check out create_Drop-seq_reference_metadata.sh(1) too, it's the perfect companion π
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