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Any alternatives to BBMap’s clumpify.sh program to optimize gzip compression? 1 I’ve had some difficulties implementing this in pipelines because it randomly fails sometimes. Are there any other programs that can be used in its stead? fastq genomics rnaseq • 201 views • link updated 7 hours ago by GenoMax…

#How to map to the assembled scaffolds.fasta bbmap is a powerful and highly flexible read mapper jgi.doe.gov/data-and-tools/bbtools/bb-tools-user-guide/bbmap-guide/. For the upcoming analysis you are not interested in the typical mapping output but in statistics on the coverage on every scaffold, you can get them with scaffstats. We want to be specific…

RNA-seq analysis cloud server 1 Hi all, I have some RNA-seq of mice (around 200GB) and I want to perform a RNA-seq analysis (including QC, mapping, quantification, differential expression analysis). But I don’t know how to choose a server. Could anyone can tell me to process such a dataset, how…

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is BBMap/Qualimap affected by log4j vulnerability 2 no, unless the tools are used as a library in a web server. It’s worth noting picard.jar and abra.jar are affected (even though as Pierre L says, these are unlikely to be attacked on most systems). If you’re responsible for systems, esp web…

Average Read length 3 Hello Everyone! Is there a standard tool commonly used to calculate the average read length of fastq files? If yes please mention it here because I want to know the size of average reads of my fastq files so that I can decide the cutoff for…

STICR lentiviral library preparation and validation We synthesized a high-complexity lentivirus barcode library that encodes approximately 60–70 million distinct oligonucleotide RNA sequences (STICR barcodes). STICR barcodes comprised three distinct oligonucleotide fragments cloned sequentially into a multicloning site within the 3′ UTR of an enhanced green fluorescent protein (eGFP) transgene under…

BBSplit ambiguous dataset analysis 1 I have used bbsplit to split a metagenomic dataset into reads mapping to three genomes a, b, c. bbsplit.sh in1={fastq_1} in2={fastq_2} ref={ref_str} ambiguous2=split basename={out_path}out_split_%.sam If I want to identify which ambiguous reads align to ‘a’ and any other genome – is this only ‘ambiguous_a’? or…

Count 5’End Mapped To A Specific Genomic Position 7 I got several SAM/BAM files, and I am interested in 5’ends of the mapped reads. Is there any tools or scripts to count how many 5’ends are mapped at a specific genomic position? N.B. I am not try to count the…

bbduk can’t read file 0 Hi all, When trying to filter reads using bbduk, I get the following error message: maskMiddle was disabled because useShortKmers=true Exception in thread “main” java.lang.RuntimeException: Can’t read file ‘/home/bioinf/TrainingData/SRR6197336/SRR6197336_1.fastq’ at shared.Tools.testInputFiles(Tools.java:185) at jgi.BBDuk.<init>(BBDuk.java:912) at jgi.BBDuk.main(BBDuk.java:78) This is my code: ~/Downloads/bbmap/bbduk.sh in1=~/TrainingData/SRR6197336/SRR6197336_1.fastq in2=~/TrainingData/SRR6197336/SRR6197336_2.fastq out1=~/TrainingData/reads/bbduk/SRR6197336_1_bbduk.fastq out2=~/TrainingData/reads/bbduk/SRR6197336_2_bbduk.fastq ktrim=r…

Significance Putatively ancient asexual species pose a challenge to theory because they appear to escape the predicted negative long-term consequences of asexuality. Although long-term asexuality is difficult to demonstrate, specific signatures of haplotype divergence, called the “Meselson effect,” are regarded as strong support for long-term asexuality. Here, we provide evidence…

Hi, all! First post, so apologies for any flaws with post structure. I am attempting to make a basic heatmap that shows the log fold change of differentially expressed genes, as identified by DESeq2. See below the code I am using for DESeq2: ##Load DESeq2 source(“https://bioconductor.org/biocLite.R”) biocLite(“DESeq2”) biocLite(“stringi”) biocLite(“MASS”) install.packages(“survival”)…

Forum:Do you need a deduplication tool for FASTQ data in fastp? 2 Hi, I am the author of fastp, a tool to provide ultra-fast all-in-one FASTQ preprocessing functions. This tool has received 500+ stars in github (github.com/OpenGene/fastp), and has been cited for 40+ times since its paper published in Bioinformatics…

Program versions used: BBMap – v. 38.32Seqtk – v. 1.3-r106Seqkit – v. 0.8.1Perl – v. 5.16.3Python – v. 3.6.6sed – v. 2.2.2 $ time (cat Homo_sapiens.GRCh38.dna.primary_assembly.fa > /dev/null) real 0m1.050s user 0m0.002s sys 0m1.045s With BBMap – reformat.sh $ time reformat.sh -Xmx40g in=Homo_sapiens.GRCh38.dna.primary_assembly.fa fastawrap=0) java -ea -Xmx40g -cp bbmap/current/ jgi.ReformatReads…

Hello, everyone: I’m recently analyze my scRNA-seq data, the first step is to splitting fastq files according to my barcode file which looks like this: sc1 AACGTGAT sc2 AAACATCG sc3 ATGCCTAA sc4 AGTGGTCA sc5 ACCACTGT sc6 ACATTGGC sc7 CAGATCTG sc8 CATCAAGT sc9 CGCTGATC sc10 ACAAGCTA sc11 CTGTAGCC sc12 AACGCTTA My…