starchstrip1
Manual page for starchstrip 2.4.41+dfsg
Overview
starchstrip
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citation: http://bioinformatics.oxfordjournals.org/content/28/14/1919.abstract |
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https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/bts277 |
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version:
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2.4.41 (typical) |
authors:
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Alex Reynolds and Shane Neph |
USAGE: starchstrip [ --include | --exclude ] <chromosome-list> <starch-file>
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* Add either the
--includeor--excludeargument to filter the specified
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<starch-file> for chromosomes in <chromosome-list> for inclusion or exclusion, respectively. Note that you can only specify either inclusion or exclusion.
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* The <chromosome-list> argument is a comma-separated list of chromosome names
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to be included or excluded. This list is a *required* argument to either of the two
--includeand--excludeoptions.
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* The output is a Starch archive containing those chromosomes specified for inclusion
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or what chromosomes remain after exclusion from the original <starch-file>. A new metadata payload is appended to the output Starch archive.
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* The output is written to the standard output stream
--use the output redirection
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operator to write the result to a regular file, e.g.:
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$ starchstrip --exclude chrA,chrB,chrC in.starch > out.starch
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* If a specified chromosome is not in the input Starch archive, it will be ignored
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during processing.
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* Filtering simply copies over raw bytes from the input Starch archive and
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no extraction or recompression is performed. Use 'starchcat' to update the metadata, if new attributes are required.
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Process Flags
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--exclude <chromosome-list> -
Exclude specified chromosomes from <starch-file>.
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--version -
Show binary version.
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--help -
Show this usage message.
Releases
4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 3 times.