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  • ION Proton exome sequencing results (FASTQC report) - typical/OK quality?

    Hi

    I have NGS exome sequencing results (fastq file) and I generated FASTQC report for it, and AFAICS the result looks like sequencing data is suboptimal. I am alien to the field, and would like to get community's opinion on how good/bad/typical the data actually is.

    The lab told they used Ion Proton and followed ACMG standards - no more details, don't know chemistry kit.

    The report below, and thanks in advance.


    FASTQC version 0.11.2
    File type: Conventional base calls
    Encoding: Sanger / Illumina 1.9
    Total Sequences: 33803990
    Sequences flagged as poor quality: 0
    Sequence length: 8-376
    %GC: 48


    Per base sequence quality, Error icon


    Per sequence quality scores, Warning icon


    Per base sequence content, Error icon


    Per sequence GC content, Warning icon


    Per base N content, OK icon


    Sequence Length Distribution, Warning icon


    Sequence Duplication Levels, OK icon


    Overrepresented sequences, OK icon
    No overrepresented sequences

    Adapter Content, OK icon


    Kmer Content, Error icon


  • #2
    See this thread for additional information about Q-scores on Ion platform: http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33555

    Your data may be of good quality based on the discussion in thread above.

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