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  • boetsie
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    Originally posted by mack View Post
    I believe CLCBio export assemblies as ace file.
    For large datasets, somehow no .ace files are produced.

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  • mack
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    I believe CLCBio export assemblies as ace file.

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  • boetsie
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    Originally posted by gabriel.lichtenstein View Post
    any updates on this....
    well, not yet. We also had the problem that we couldn't generate an .ace file for Bambus. We are currently working on a script for this problem, since none of the existing programs today can do this.

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  • gabriel.lichtenstein
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    any updates on this....
    Last edited by gabriel.lichtenstein; 04-07-2010, 05:06 AM.

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  • boetsie
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    Thanks for the reply's, but I don't think you answers work..

    MIRA uses Bambus for scaffolding (if i'm correct?).
    Though, Bambus doesn't read in a .fasta file for scaffolding, it needs a .contig file, which i don't have. In addition, i can't put in the two mate-pair files i have (one for each read end), only a regular expression of how the two pairs are mated.

    So, my input is;

    - 1 .fasta file containing contigs
    - 2 .fasta files containing the mate pairs

    Is there a way to do this?

    Kind regards,
    Marten

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  • niazi84@hotmail.com
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    Originally posted by boetsie View Post
    Hi all,

    We are currently performing a de novo assembly using Illumina mate-pairs. we have assembled them using CLCBio, though with CLCBio no scaffolds can be produced, only contigs. Now we have mate pairs, so we would like to use them to make a scaffold.

    The problem is that assembly programs like SOAPdenovo or SSAke etc. use files which where produced during contig assembling. They don't have a stand-alone program for just scaffolding a contig file.

    Is there any software/algorithm available which has the contigs file (in .fasta format) and mate pair files as input, and can produce a scaffold? Or has someone a solution?

    Kind regards,
    Marten
    Marten, you can use Bambus 2.33 by AMOS. It takes contig and mate file as input. I am also trying to use it but i dont have mate file as required by Bambus. DO you know how to create mate file? I have paired end reads from illumina

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  • Zigster
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    I'm pretty sure MIRA can do that. Set aside a couple days to read the manual though (it is very long)

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  • boetsie
    started a topic building scaffolds using a contig and mate pair

    building scaffolds using a contig and mate pair

    Hi all,

    We are currently performing a de novo assembly using Illumina mate-pairs. we have assembled them using CLCBio, though with CLCBio no scaffolds can be produced, only contigs. Now we have mate pairs, so we would like to use them to make a scaffold.

    The problem is that assembly programs like SOAPdenovo or SSAke etc. use files which where produced during contig assembling. They don't have a stand-alone program for just scaffolding a contig file.

    Is there any software/algorithm available which has the contigs file (in .fasta format) and mate pair files as input, and can produce a scaffold? Or has someone a solution?

    Kind regards,
    Marten

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