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Bwa Command: Map Pair End Reads Append Comments Linux
Use for map pair end reads append comments linux with Bwa. Exact CLI syntax to map pair end reads append comments linux using Bwa.
When to use this: Use for map pair end reads append comments linux with Bwa.
Command Syntax
bwa mem -C -t 32 <path/to/reference.fa> <path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz> <path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz> | gzip > <path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz>bwa mem -C -t 32 <path/to/reference.fa> <path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz> <path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz> | gzip > <path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz>Live Command Builder
Final Command
bwa mem -C -t 32 <path/to/reference.fa> <path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz> <path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz> | gzip > <path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz> Command Breakdown
-C- Command Option
- Tool-specific option used by this command invocation.
-t- Command Option
- Tool-specific option used by this command invocation.
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Purpose: Exact syntax to map pair end reads append comments linux using Bwa.
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