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  • DJParker
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 7

    #1

    SOLiD DeNovo assembly - Do I need to trim adaptors?

    Hello

    This is perhaps a very naive question but I am use to working with basespace data....

    We have done RNA-seq with SOLiD 5500XL paired-end reads and I was if I need to trim adaptors prior to assembly (with velvet, etc)?

    And if so what would you use?

    Thanks

    Darren
  • golharam
    Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 55

    #2
    No. The on-machine software removes the barcodes for you. If you have paired-end data, you should have 3 sets of files. 1 representing the forward reads, 1 representing the reverse reads, and 1 representing the barcodes. With the 5500, you probably have XSQ files instead of csfasta/qual files too. Good luck.

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