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Merging regions according to their identifier
I have tried to use bedtools, as shown in this post, which looks very similar but not the same with mine, as they are looking for different outputs ( range vs merge )
So the answers in that post was with … And, if I use bedtools v2.26 merge function :
>sort -k1,1 -k2,2n file1.txt > file2.txt
>cat file2.txt
chr1 10 20 ABC
chr1 13 20 ABC
chr1 14 21 ABC
chr1 22 …
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