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archive:computer_resources:assemblies [2011/06/21 23:27]
karplus [slug/] moved mitochondrion assembly information to a new page
archive:computer_resources:assemblies [2015/09/02 16:43]
ceisenhart ↷ Page moved from computer_resources:assemblies to archive:computer_resources:assemblies
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     * newbler-assembly2/​ is a second de novo assembly using Newbler, starting from the cleaned reads of newbler-clean1/​sff_cleaned/​no_Hyp.sff ​ It gets 42 contigs and 2,449,409 bases.     * newbler-assembly2/​ is a second de novo assembly using Newbler, starting from the cleaned reads of newbler-clean1/​sff_cleaned/​no_Hyp.sff ​ It gets 42 contigs and 2,449,409 bases.
     * newbler-assembly3/​ starts from the same sff file as newbler-assembly2/​ but raises the expected coverage to 60 (close to actual coverage). ​ It gets 41 contigs and 2,449,426 bases, still more than the old version of Newbler got after similar cleaning. ​ The contigs have been mapped to the finished genome (using megablast, blastn, blat, and pluck-scripts/​find-dna-differences). All the contigs map cleanly to the finished genome. If contigs map to more than one place, find-dna-differences may (incorrectly) report it as not mapping.     * newbler-assembly3/​ starts from the same sff file as newbler-assembly2/​ but raises the expected coverage to 60 (close to actual coverage). ​ It gets 41 contigs and 2,449,426 bases, still more than the old version of Newbler got after similar cleaning. ​ The contigs have been mapped to the finished genome (using megablast, blastn, blat, and pluck-scripts/​find-dna-differences). All the contigs map cleanly to the finished genome. If contigs map to more than one place, find-dna-differences may (incorrectly) report it as not mapping.
-    * map-colorspace3/​ uses the [[bioinformatic_tools:​pluck-scripts|pluck-scripts]] script map-colorspace to map the SOLiD mate-pair reads onto the contigs of the newbler-assembly3/​ run.  The intent is to find what contigs join to what other ones.  The numbering starts with 3, not 1, so that the map-colorspace directories correspond to the newbler-assembly directories that they are mapping onto.+    * map-colorspace3/​ uses the [[archive:bioinformatic_tools:​pluck-scripts|pluck-scripts]] script map-colorspace to map the SOLiD mate-pair reads onto the contigs of the newbler-assembly3/​ run.  The intent is to find what contigs join to what other ones.  The numbering starts with 3, not 1, so that the map-colorspace directories correspond to the newbler-assembly directories that they are mapping onto.
     * newbler-partial3/​ assembled the partially-assembled reads of newbler-assembly3/​ to see if any extended or connected contigs. ​ Seven of the 131 new contigs could be used to extend newbler-assembly3/​ contigs, but none spanned 2 contigs.     * newbler-partial3/​ assembled the partially-assembled reads of newbler-assembly3/​ to see if any extended or connected contigs. ​ Seven of the 131 new contigs could be used to extend newbler-assembly3/​ contigs, but none spanned 2 contigs.
     * newbler-assembly4/​ starts from the same sff file as newbler-assembly2/​ and newbler-assembly3/​ but adds the contigs of newbler-partial3/​ as extra reads. ​ This did not help, getting 45 contigs and 2,449,287 bases.     * newbler-assembly4/​ starts from the same sff file as newbler-assembly2/​ and newbler-assembly3/​ but adds the contigs of newbler-partial3/​ as extra reads. ​ This did not help, getting 45 contigs and 2,449,287 bases.
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