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I'm trying to use MOSAIK-2.2.3-Linux-x64 to align single end reads to a small reference genome, which contains ambiguity codes.
To test Mosaik first, I've aligned my reads to the reference genome (not containing any ambiguity code). I followed your QuickStart on github and used the following code:
This worked nicely for all my samples and 60-75% of my reads aligned, which is what I expected and also got with bowtie2.
Then I replaced all "C" in the reference to a "Y" (ambiguity code) so that reads containing a C or T at that position would also align. Repeating the alignment with this reference genome resulted that only 6-8% of reads aligned. However, I expected that more of my reads would map this time.
I'm not a bioinformatician and maybe I'm doing something wrong and/or need to add something to my command line?
Could you please help me to solve this problem?
Many thanks in advance,
Sandra
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Hi Wan-Ping and Mosaik users,
I'm trying to use MOSAIK-2.2.3-Linux-x64 to align single end reads to a small reference genome, which contains ambiguity codes.
To test Mosaik first, I've aligned my reads to the reference genome (not containing any ambiguity code). I followed your QuickStart on github and used the following code:
Conversion (reference):
<MosaikBuild -fr ref.fa -oa ref.fa.dat>
Conversion (FASTQ):
<MosaikBuild -q read.fastq -st illumina -out reads.mkb>
<MosaikAligner -in reads.mkb -out reads.mka -ia ref.fa.dat -annpe 2.1.78.pe.ann -annse 2.1.78.se.ann -p 10>
This worked nicely for all my samples and 60-75% of my reads aligned, which is what I expected and also got with bowtie2.
Then I replaced all "C" in the reference to a "Y" (ambiguity code) so that reads containing a C or T at that position would also align. Repeating the alignment with this reference genome resulted that only 6-8% of reads aligned. However, I expected that more of my reads would map this time.
I'm not a bioinformatician and maybe I'm doing something wrong and/or need to add something to my command line?
Could you please help me to solve this problem?
Many thanks in advance,
Sandra
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: