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  • de novo assembly using unmapped reads from tophat

    Hello
    There is a way to use the unmapped reads from tophat 1.4.1 to build a de novo assembly?
    I ve been looking for programs to do this and I found SOAPdenovo.
    But first, I tried to take a look at the reads (for blast analysis) and I cant convert the unmapped.fq.z tophat output.
    I tried the fq_all2std.pl script but there is no fasta output.
    Any clues?
    Charley

  • #2
    It is most likely the errors are because the program cannot handle a compressed fastq file. Try unzipping the file first:
    Code:
    gunzip unmapped.fq.z

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    • #3
      Thank you
      Works nice.
      Charley

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      • #4
        Hi, ccstaasts,
        How is your result of de novo using unmapped reads from tophat? I combined the pair-end and single-end unmapped reads, then assembled with CLC bio, unfortunately it returned numerous contigs, I have no idea how to deal with them. In addition, did SOAPdenovo work well? I have not tried it yet.

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        • #5
          Hi, leifive.
          Sorry for the long time to answer.
          In fact, I used velvetg and velveth
          I've got some good results results. Found some genes that should be there. They are not, as the genome is not finished.
          For that, I used the protocol described in the address:
          HTML Code:
          http://ged.msu.edu/angus/tutorials-2011/mrnaseq-assembly.html
          Hopefully it will work for you.
          charley

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