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  • Splinter479
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 6

    #1

    Homopolymers // ValleyFilters

    Hi,
    I got a 454 sequencing run of a rabbit virus and it seems very crappy. I have no idea why,
    the filters are all set on default as usual.
    Of cause the first suspects are homopolymers. I am pretty new to 454 sequencing so I don't know how to proove it. Are there any helpful statistics in the gsRunBrowser or usable files in the project folder where I should have a look at?
    Furthermore I found a GC-rate at almost 70%, seems not normal, isn't it?

    Thanx a lot.
  • colindaven
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 417

    #2
    You don't provide enough information to help.

    -is this a de novo or reference mapping analysis ?
    -what GC do you expect the virus to have ? Check the GCs of related viruses in Genbank.

    I can't imagine 454 homopolymers would significantly change the GC - they didn't in my data.

    Good luck

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