Ooops, I*should have had a more careful look. While I*don't know what is exactly in the share/adapter.jf I*made my own:
../bin/jellyfish count -m 24 -s 5k -C -t 10 -o adapters_yvan.jf adapters.fa && mv adapter.jf adapter.jf_old && ln -s adapters_yvan.jf adapter.jf
And it works well. I could have deleted the post but some might find it useful.
Best,
Yvan
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MaSuRCA adapter trimming
Hello,
I am currently trying MaSuRCA, I get nice results but I think they can be further improved.
I made some test on a subset of reads, with or without clipping adapters before passing it to MaSuRCA. As advised in the short manual, I got better results with the full reads.
When quorum starts it says in quorum.err: "Loading contaminant sequences", so I assume that there is somewhere a contaminant library, such as for example masurca/share/adapters.jf
in the output PREFIX.cor.fa, I have plenty of my adapters, how can I specify my adapter sequences to quorum/MaSuRCA? Should I make a new adapters.jf file? My adapters are simple illumina TruSeq.
Has somebody done that?
Many thanks for all your thoughts !
Yvan
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