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10-02-2013

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Quote:

Originally Posted by @man

I appreciate if you can help me with this perl script (or shell if it's easier for you, I'm kinda learning both).

Have you put forth any effort at all? If so, show us what you've tried so far.

Regards,
Alister

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Quote:

Originally Posted by @man

Desired output:

Code:

chr2L	552	0.22
chr2R	135	0.27
chr3L	820	0.76
chr3R	581	1.00
chr4	585	0.94
chrX	605	0.50

Also, the highlighted value in your output is almost certainly wrong.

Regards,
Alister

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