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Location: Georgia Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi,
I am using bowtie2 to align reads to a huge reference data set. The data set was large so i need to make 3 chunks and index them separately. Now how to align my reads to those 3 index. Can i give 3 index one time ? like -x index1, index2, index3 Thanks |
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Rick Westerman
Location: Purdue University, Indiana, USA Join Date: Jun 2008
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No. As far as I know you can only use one index at a time. You can run bowtie2 three times and should be able to merge the resulting BAM files. On the other hand this multi-index may create multiple mappings that you would not find with a single index.
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I am having the same issue. Did you find a way around your problem? Perhaps by finding a way to index a large reference using bowtie2? I want to avoid aligning to multiple indexes for the same reference due to the issue westerman pointed out above. |
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BWA does allow for genomes over 4 GB (as long as any individual chromosome stays under 2 GB). |
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