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  • can I retrieve repeated sequences from 454 assembly

    I'm using Newbler to assemble 454 reads. Because my sample covers a portion of centromere region, which contains highly repeated sequences. I would like to analyze the repeated sequences which are filtered out during the assembly.

    How to I retrieve those aborted repeated sequences/fragments?

  • #2
    What you could do is grep the read IDs of the 'repeat reads' from the 454ReadStatus.txt file, and use a tool (sfffile, ...) to extract those reads from the total data set.

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    • #3
      454ReadStatus.txt looks promising for my purpose.

      Do you which tool can parse repeat sequences from a sff (or fasta) file? Thanks!

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      • #4
        As flxflx wrote, grep for repeat in 454ReadStatus.txt, isolate the accs and use sfffile to extract the actual sequences and qualities from your SFF file, e.g.

        Code:
        $ fgrep -i repeat 454ReadStatus.txt | cut -f1 > myRepeatSeqs.acc
        $ sfffile -i myRepeatSeqs.acc -o myRepeatSeqs.sff OriginalSFF.sff
        And do whatever you want with myRepeatSeqs.sff. If you want to extract the sequences,

        Code:
        $ sffinfo -s myRepeatSeqs.sff > myRepeatSeqs.sff.fasta
        $ sffinfo -q myRepeatSeqs.sff > myRepeatSeqs.sff.fasta.qual
        SFFtools are available upon request AFAIK ..

        hth, Sven

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