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  • canhu
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    • May 2013
    • 11

    #1

    whether should keep same number of mate reads as input into Tophat

    Hello all,

    I use fastx-toolkit to fliter low quality reads from paired-end reads files respectively, which will lead to the different amount of reads in two files.
    for a simple example,
    i have tow files containing PE reads, read_1.fq and read_2.fq
    read_1.fq have 5 reads,
    A_1
    B_1
    C_1
    D_1
    E_1

    also, read_2.fq have the same number of read
    A_2
    B_2
    C_2
    D_2
    E_2

    after fastx-toolkit fliter,
    read_fliter_1
    A_1
    B_1
    C_1
    D_1

    read E_1 was flitered out because of low quality in read_1 file.

    read_filter_2
    A_2
    B_2
    C_2
    E_2

    read D_2 was flitered out because of low quality in read_2 file.

    when i use read_fliter_1 and read_fliter_2 as input into tophat, should i remove the read D and E ?

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