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  • min length and max length with fastx tookit

    Hello everyone,
    i was wondering if there's a way to filter fastq reads based on minimun and maximun length. Plus trimming at minimun quality value.

    this is the closest i've came out with:

    fastq_quality_trimmer -v -t 20 -l 16 -i myfile.fastq -o myfile.trimmed -Q 33

    however, no option to choose the maximun length appears to exists. Is it possible that there are hidden commands that i don't know about (such as -Q 33). According to a technical note from ion torrent, there is an option to limit the maximimun length and it's contained in fastq_quality_trimmer.

    I would greatly appretiate the help,
    Best regards!
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    Last edited by Sergio.pv; 11-19-2013, 12:48 PM.

  • #2
    cross posted on biostars: http://www.biostars.org/p/86850/

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    • #3
      Yes, that was I.
      I am really stuck with this problem, so i postd it in both sites.

      Best!

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      • #4
        Curious as to why you need to limit the maximum length?

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        • #5
          As suggested by the ion torrent's technical note, this would leave little or no adapter sequence in the reads.
          I have attached the mentioned note.

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          • #6
            It's usually good to mention in this context that you're looking at miRNAs or other short RNAs. At least I assume that's what you're doing since this is specifically mentioned only for miRNA-seq. I (and likely others) would argue that simply quality and adapter trimming should still suffice (just decrease the overlap threshold for the adapter sequence if you want to be more conservative).

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            • #7
              yes you are right.
              My attempt is to analize data from the <200 nt RNA fraction, to find the most expressed miRNA candidates.

              Best!

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