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I have RNA-seq files which I am wanting to split based on mapping to reference sequences. I am using bbsplit to map to the sequences and output separate mapping files however I noticed that not all reads in my files are mapped using this method. My read file has 9654349 reads but each time bbsplit only uses 6233783 reads - is there a way for me to force all reads to be mapped?
When I use kmer splitting in bbduk to map to only one my reference sequences all of the reads are used so I am wondering if there is a flag or something I am missing which will allow me to split based on multiple reference sequences at once. Thanks for your help in advance! |
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Have you checked the options about what to do if reads are multi-mapping to more than one reference? I am going to hazard a guess that you just have some.
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Thanks for your reply! Ambiguous reads are just assigned to the first best site so I don't think that is the reason, it appears that not all the reads are attempting to be mapped? When I change the ambiguous flag the number of reads being mapped doesn't change, only where the reads are assigned, any ideas?
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How much memory are you assigning to this job? Have these reads been scanned/trimmed before splitting?
Have you also looked at the output of these reports? Code:
scafstats=<file> Write statistics on how many reads mapped to which scaffold to this file. refstats=<file> Write statistics on how many reads were assigned to which reference to this file. Unmapped reads whose mate mapped to a reference are considered assigned and will be counted. |
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