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lecture_notes:04-28-2010 [2010/04/29 21:31] learithe created |
lecture_notes:04-28-2010 [2010/05/02 05:04] galt |
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+ | John St. John's lecture on EULER-SR and Celera; Michael Cusack's lecture on MIRA | ||
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=== Misc Notes: === | === Misc Notes: === | ||
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- | === Euler === | + | Kevin |
+ | I mapped newbler to join the contigs | ||
+ | found a bug in the python script to map the solid reads. | ||
+ | Detected because there were no joining reads | ||
+ | for the two that joined the extrachromosomal reads. | ||
+ | There was a sign error in one of my tests. | ||
+ | Re-did colorspace mapping on newbler5 assembly. | ||
+ | May still have a bug since one gap is covered by 10 thousand reads | ||
+ | whereas the other side has one that is only covered by 200 reads. | ||
+ | Will be looking to see if there is another bug. | ||
+ | If you have mate-pair data, it's good to have software | ||
+ | to check for correct answers. Pog matepair data, | ||
+ | compare to other assembly tools. | ||
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+ | === Euler-SR === | ||
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+ | SR == Short Reads | ||
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+ | Euler-SR is a short-read De Bruijn Graph assembler | ||
+ | that can use long reads and mate-pairs. | ||
ran well first time (it ran, at least) \\ | ran well first time (it ran, at least) \\ |