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18 changes: 18 additions & 0 deletions SAMtags.tex
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{\tt CS} & Z & Color read sequence \\
{\tt CT} & Z & Complete read annotation tag, used for consensus annotation dummy features \\
{\tt CY} & Z & Phred quality of the cellular barcode sequence in the {\tt CR} tag \\
{\tt DI} & Z & Duplicate Identity, for identifying the queryname that this read is a duplicate of\\
{\tt DS} & i & Duplicate-set Size containing the size of the duplicate set\\
{\tt DT} & Z & Duplicate type, used to identifying duplicate reads as coming from the library-construction (LB) or sequencing (SQ)\\
{\tt E2} & Z & The 2nd most likely base calls \\
{\tt FI} & i & The index of segment in the template \\
{\tt FS} & Z & Segment suffix \\
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\item[CP:i:\tagvalue{pos}]
Leftmost coordinate of the next hit.

\item[DI:Z:\tagvalue{rname}]
(For duplicate templates) The queryname of the template that is not marked as duplicate
and that this template is a duplicate of.

\item[DS:i:\tagvalue{count}]
Size of the duplicate set that the template is part of.

\item[DT:Z:\tagvalue{str}]
(For duplicate templates) Either LB or SQ indicating the source of the duplication.
Use LB if the duplication occurred during library-construction (e.g., via PCR).
Use SQ if the duplication occurred during sequencing (e.g., due to imaging error, aka "optical duplicates", or due to
over-aggressive bridge-amp).

\item[GL:f:\tagvalue{score}]
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What is GL? Was this line accidentally committed?


\item[E2:Z:\tagvalue{bases}]
The 2nd most likely base calls. Same encoding and same length as {\sf SEQ}.
See also {\tt U2} for associated quality values.
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