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  • Gregory Peterson
    Junior Member
    • May 2013
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    SOAPdenovo and FASTA files - Newbie question

    I'm a newbie when it comes to NGS bioinformatics. I'm testing SOAPdenovo with a small FASTA file (3300 kb). The FASTA file is an unpaired set of exported reads viewed in Tablet but originally generated in a BWA alignment, i.e. I extracted a subset of reads from my MiSeq run based on a reference sequence for denovo assembly in SOAPdenovo. For an unknown reason SOAPdenovo fails to read the FASTA file. (see below)

    Has anyone else seen this and is there a fix out there?

    Version 2.04: released on July 13th, 2012
    Compile Apr 25 2013 16:59:53

    ********************
    Pregraph
    ********************

    Parameters: pregraph -s soap-fasta.config -K 63 -R -o fastatest

    In soap-fasta.config, 1 lib(s), maximum read length 260, maximum name length 256.

    8 thread(s) initialized.
    Import reads from file:
    /home/fasta/1700-sorted-bam_140k.txt
    --- 100000000th reads.
    --- 200000000th reads.

    ...and on and on to "kill -9"

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