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  • BWA, I don't know what I'm doing

    Hello,

    I'm not really sure I understand how to setup parameters in BWA.

    I want to map 25bp non-paired reads to the mouse genome. I try to do that on galaxy...

    I made an alignment using the following parameters:
    - max edit distance (aln-n) : 0
    - fraction on missing alignments given 2% uniform base error rate (aln-n) : 0.04
    - max gap open (aln -o) : 1
    (I wanted to allow 1 gap)

    - max gap extension (aln -e) : -1
    - disallow long del within (val)bp towards 3' end (aln -d) : 30
    - disallow in/del within (val)bp towards the end (aln -i) : 30
    (I guess that screws up my will to allow 1 gap since the reads are 25bp long and gaps are insertions, right?)

    - # of 1st subsequences to take as seed (aln -l) : 30
    - max edit distance in the seed (aln -k) : 2
    - missmatch penalty (aln -M) : 3
    - gap open penalty (aln -O) : 11
    - gap extension penalty (aln -E) : 4
    - max # of alignments to output in the XA tag (samse -n) : 3

    I guess this settings should allow 0 gaps and 0 missmatches (MM), right?
    However, I end up with an alignment where many reads have 1 or 2 MM.
    Did I miss something?

    what setting should I use to allow for 1 gap and 3 MM?

    Thank you very much in advance for your help.
    -J-

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