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Dear all,
I am trying to de-multiplex a 454 fasta file. It is a public data file. In the paper (PMID:21731642) the authors say that: "The HB4a and C5.2 Y-shaped adapters were formed by primers A and B and primers C and D, respectively (Primer A: 5′-GATCTCCCGAGTGGTCACCTGCTC-3′; Primer B: 5′-CTAGCAGCTACCACTCGGGA-3′; Primer C: 5′-GATCCCCTGAGTGGTCACCTGCTC-3′, and Primer D: 5′-CTAGCAGCTACCACTCAGGG-3′)" So I did two runs of demultiplexing: Run1: Code:
$ cat barcode1.txt HB4a_1 GATCTCCCGAGTGGTCACCTGCTC C52_1 GATCCCCTGAGTGGTCACCTGCTC $ cat ../HER2_Dataset_Download/SRR342054_1.fastq | fastx_barcode_splitter.pl --bcfile barcode1.txt --bol --mismatches 2 --prefix SRR342054_1_ --suffix ".fastq" Barcode Count Location C52_1 0 SRR342054_1_C52_1.fastq HB4a_1 0 SRR342054_1_HB4a_1.fastq unmatched 802214 SRR342054_1_unmatched.fastq Code:
$ cat barcode2.txt HB4a_2 CTAGCAGCTACCACTCGGGA C52 _2 CTAGCAGCTACCACTCAGGG cat SRR342054_1_unmatched.fastq | fastx_barcode_splitter.pl --bcfile barcode2.txt --bol --mismatches 2 --prefix SRR342054_2_ --suffix ".fastq" Barcode Count Location C52_2 214558 SRR342054_2_C52_2.fastq HB4a_2 165481 SRR342054_2_HB4a_2.fastq unmatched 422175 SRR342054_2_unmatched.fastq total 802214 On the second run there are many unmatched reads (>50% of reads do no match any barcode) Am I doing something wrong? Does anyone have experience with this type of problem? Thanks! |
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Actually, the reverse complement of the first barcode worked.
I decided to allow only 1 mismatch now Barcode1 output Barcode Count Location C52_1 166119 SRR342054_1rev_C52_1.fastq HB4a_1 134556 SRR342054_1rev_HB4a_1.fastq unmatched 501539 SRR342054_1rev_unmatched.fastq total 802214 Barcode 2 output Barcode Count Location C52_2 213282 SRR342054_2rev_C52_2.fastq HB4a_2 135893 SRR342054_2rev_HB4a_2.fastq unmatched 152364 SRR342054_2rev_unmatched.fastq total 501539 Last edited by inesdesantiago; 07-24-2014 at 05:55 AM. |
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