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  • mht
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    • May 2012
    • 23

    building consensus with multiple samples

    Hi,

    I have 4 samples with Illumina reads which I would like to build a consensus out of. The 4 samples are of the same species and there is a reference for it. I am looking into using Velvet Columbus, but I was wondering, is there a problem with pooling my reads together and proceeding with one assembly?

    My aim is to call SNPs using this consensus.

    Much thanks.
  • Apexy
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    • Apr 2011
    • 62

    #2
    Going by an educated guess, you should pool them together if all are from the same library.

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    • mht
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      • May 2012
      • 23

      #3
      Yes, they're all Illumina reads. I was guessing it would be alright too if they're the same species, I have two parents and two progeny. I was just wondering if the presence of SNVs will affect the de novo assembly process.

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