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    Hi

    I was trying to create indices for the reference genome using bfast 0.6.3.c and also trying to convert the reads.

    Convert the reference:
    bfast-0.6.3c/bfast/bfast fasta2brg -f microbial.fa

    The above command airs out with an error and the error file has the following few last lines as output:
    [----
    [-----53
    [-----540,-
    [-----542,----2000000]
    [-----545,----2000000]
    [-----546,----------0]Base:[X]
    ************************************************************
    In function "RGBinaryRead": Fatal Error[OutOfRange]. Variable/Value: original.
    Message: Not a valid base pair.
    ***** Exiting due to errors *****
    ************************************************************

    Can someone point out as to what might be the problem, i guess it is complaining about an invalid base, X in the sequence. How can i workaround this?

    Convert the reads
    perl /code/orange/BFAST/bfast-0.6.3c/scripts/ill2fastq.pl

    what command line options should I choose to convert a file with the name rna_qseq.txt ?

    Thanks,
    Nipun

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    Originally posted by kakar_nipun View Post
    Hi

    I was trying to create indices for the reference genome using bfast 0.6.3.c and also trying to convert the reads.

    Convert the reference:
    bfast-0.6.3c/bfast/bfast fasta2brg -f microbial.fa

    The above command airs out with an error and the error file has the following few last lines as output:
    [----
    [-----53
    [-----540,-
    [-----542,----2000000]
    [-----545,----2000000]
    [-----546,----------0]Base:[X]
    ************************************************************
    In function "RGBinaryRead": Fatal Error[OutOfRange]. Variable/Value: original.
    Message: Not a valid base pair.
    ***** Exiting due to errors *****
    ************************************************************

    Can someone point out as to what might be the problem, i guess it is complaining about an invalid base, X in the sequence. How can i workaround this?
    Nipun
    You can try the following to see if Xs are present.
    Code:
    grep "X" <ref.fa>
    If so, you need to remove all Xs from your reference FASTA:
    Code:
    sed -i s_X_N_g <ref.fa>

    Originally posted by kakar_nipun View Post

    Convert the reads
    perl /code/orange/BFAST/bfast-0.6.3c/scripts/ill2fastq.pl

    what command line options should I choose to convert a file with the name rna_qseq.txt ?

    Thanks,
    Nipun
    Can you try
    Code:
    perl ill2fastq.pl -q rna > out.fastq
    This code is typically used on the original "qseq" files.

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