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  • Recommended aligner to use with a draft reference genome and paired end reads

    Hi All,

    Just wondering if anyone can suggest which aligner to use with a draft reference genome (read 5799 scaffolds ranging from 95 to 6,200,209bp with an N50 of ~1.2Mbp) and Illumina 100bp paired end data.

    Would you expect a particular aligner to work better (faster and/or more accurate) than others.

    Thanks
    Last edited by N311V; 07-15-2013, 03:51 PM. Reason: add N50

  • #2
    Hi @N311V,

    You may try the Subread aligner. Have a look at this post for more information.



    Cheers,
    Wei

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    • #3
      Depends on your sequencing and the characteristics of your reference sequence. I don't think having a draft (rather than 'more' finished) sequence does a lot for the accuracy of the alignment tbh.

      Every aligner has advantages and disadvantages so the best way to know is to try them all

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