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  • help using velvet for de novo assembly

    Hi everyone, i'm trying to run de novo assembly using velvet on short (100bp long) paired end reads.
    I first ran velveth and it created only two files named: Log and Sequences.
    It also gave me this error:
    velveth: Can't malloc 121 chars: Cannot allocate memory

    I tried to run velvetg but then I got an error:
    [0.000000] No Roadmap file to build upon! Please run velveth (see manual)

    This is what I ran using velveth:
    $ velveth output_assem 35 -shortPaired -fasta file_PE-1.fa file_PE-2.fa

    The two fasta files are already in paired
    What does this mean? This is my first time using velvet, and I will appreciate anyone's help. Thanks a lot in advance

  • #2
    I think velvet wants the fastqs to be interleaved. It least older versions did, and they used to include a little perl script that would do that,

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    • #3
      Originally posted by swbarnes2 View Post
      I think velvet wants the fastqs to be interleaved. It least older versions did, and they used to include a little perl script that would do that,
      Currrent versions of velvet accept interleaved or separate input files for paired end reads. The default is interleaved; if you are using separate files you have to add the '-separate' option. For your example this would be:
      Code:
      $ velveth output_assem 35 -shortPaired -fasta -separate file_PE-1.fa file_PE-2.fa

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      • #4
        Thanks for the suggestions! I do appreciate them! I am going to try them, hopefully no errors will pop up

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        • #5
          Hii can anyone help me to run velvet with higher hash value rather than 31 and also how to run velvet optimiser? (illumina short paied end reads)
          thanks in advance

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          • #6
            to use kmer sizes greater than 31, you need to recompile velvet with

            'make ’MAXKMERLENGTH= ’, and put in the max value that you want to be able to use.

            See the velvet manual

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            • #7
              Hello mastal
              first of all thanks for ur reply.
              i have tried this too but it is showing an error as 'compilation terminated.make: *** [obj/readSet.o] Error 1'

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