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  • magarolo
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 4

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    RNA-Seq de novo assembly Velvet, erros in multi-kmers

    Dear All,

    I am a new user of Velvet/Oases. Probably, this is trivial for some of you, but I would really appreciate, if I can get a hint to solve my error.

    I am using paired-end reads in a bam format. My file contain the unmapped reads generated by TopHat.

    The code that I used is...
    velveth outdir 15,31,2 -bam -short file_rep1.bam file_rep2.bam

    but my program fails giving me this error

    Done inputting sequences
    [3204.203284] Destroying splay table
    [3204.818570] Splay table destroyed
    ln: creating symbolic link `outdir/_17/Sequences': File exists
    [3205.417374] Reading read set file outdir/_17/Sequences;
    [3232.888105] 86263142 sequences found
    [3389.408883] Done
    [3389.408937] 86263142 sequences in total.
    velveth: Couldn't write to file Sequences/Roadmaps: No such file or directory

    The files Sequences and Roadmaps exist in the _15 folder that was created by Velvet. Should I move these file into the general folder outdir so the program can continue with the computation and why is this error happening?

    Many thanks for your help in advance,

    magarolo

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