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  • Processing old Illumina v2 Mate Pair reads

    Hi,

    through a collaboration I got my hands on an old mate-pair dataset, generated in the pre Nextera days (MP kit v2, I am assuming). A "naive" mapping of these reads against a preliminary assembly shows that most reads are nowhere near the expected insert size of 5kb. So I was hoping to clean up the files to make sure that the reads are in fact properly trimmed/clipped and filtered. However, I have not been able to find much information how these reads are supposed to be processed, bioinformatically, so I can stuff them into e.g. Soap. Does anyone know of a tutorial/reference?

    All the best,
    Marc

  • #2
    You may want to try https://github.com/sequencing/NxTrim .. It is an Illumina tool for mp read processing.

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    • #3
      Thanks - yes I was aware of NxTrim as well as Nextclip, both developed for Nextera MP libraries. Unfortunately, my libs are pre-Nextera, and it has been tricky to find out how these are to be processed.

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      • #4
        oh, I missed the 'pre' :-)

        So you probably should ask Illumina directly for their recommendation of processing such data.

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