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  • Soap can't scaffold !

    HI everyone. I'm new here. I got a problem blocked me for days and plz help me.
    I'm using Soap to assemble de novo a genome with an estimated size of 2 GB.

    Command :
    SOAPdenovo127mer all -p 60 -s $conffile -o $dir/soapdenovo.assembly -K $nbround -R

    However soapdenovo.assembly.scaf and soapdenovo.assembly.scaf_gap are all size 0.

    I tested several Kmers from 30 to 70 and I have 4 libraries:
    1 Pair End (100pb) + 2 Mate Pairs 100pb + 2 Mate Paris 50 pb
    All worked correctly till scaffolding which is doing nothing.

    Below my config_file details :
    max_rd_len=100
    [LIB]
    avg_ins=453
    reverse_seq=0
    asm_flags=3
    rank=0
    pair_num_cutoff=3
    q1=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Pair_END/P34female.f.fq
    q2=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Pair_END/P34female.r.fq

    [LIB]
    avg_ins=5000
    reverse_seq=1
    asm_flags=2
    rank=0
    q1=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ1/R1.NotEmpty.NotLink.fastq
    q2=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ1/R2.NotEmpty.NotLink.fastq

    [LIB]
    avg_ins=5000
    reverse_seq=1
    asm_flags=2
    rank=0
    q1=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ2/R1.NotEmpty.NotLink.fastq
    q2=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ2/R2.NotEmpty.NotLink.fastq

    [LIB]
    avg_ins=5000
    reverse_seq=1
    asm_flags=2
    rank=1
    q1=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ1/R1.NotEmpty.LinkerTrimmed.fastq
    q2=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ1/R2.NotEmpty.LinkerTrimmed.fastq

    [LIB]
    avg_ins=5000
    reverse_seq=1
    asm_flags=2
    rank=1
    q1=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ2/R1.NotEmpty.LinkerTrimmed.fastq
    q2=/home1/camine/work/SOAP/Mate_Pair/GZ2/R2.NotEmpty.LinkerTrimmed.fastq


    Any one who have succeed? Thank you in advance.

  • #2
    Version r235 was having problems seeing sequences from even numbered ranks in scaffolding. I do not know how this problem was impacted by rank 0. This problem was apparently fixed in the current version.

    I would give it a try with ranks 1 and 2 instead of 0 and 1, and install the current version of SOAPdenovo2.

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    • #3
      Hi jebowers !
      Thank tou for your response

      I trimmed firstly my read at the end both Pair end and Mate Pair. Then I used the current version of SOAPdenovo2 with ranks 1 and 2.

      It worked correctly just before sacffoolding. These files are still size 0 :

      soapdenovo.assembly.links
      soapdenovo.assembly.scaf_gap
      soapdenovo.assembly.scaf
      soapdenovo.assembly.gapSeq
      soapdenovo.assembly.contigPosInscaff.


      In the config file I have well precised reverse_seq=0 for Pair End and reverse_seq=1 for Mate Pair. However the LogSoap file show as that links were incorrectly oriented :


      For insert size: 443
      Total PE links 334538652
      Normal PE links on same contig 0
      Incorrect oriented PE links 334538652
      PE links of too small insert size 0
      PE links of too large insert size 0
      Correct PE links 0
      Accumulated connections 0
      Use contigs longer than 443 to estimate insert size:
      PE links 0
      Too few PE links.
      0 new connections.

      For insert size: 5000
      Total PE links 4798230
      Normal PE links on same contig 0
      Incorrect oriented PE links 4798230
      PE links of too small insert size 0
      PE links of too large insert size 0
      Correct PE links 0
      Accumulated connections 0
      Use contigs longer than 5000 to estimate insert size:
      PE links 0
      Too few PE links.
      0 new connections.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by macb View Post
        Hi jebowers !
        Thank tou for your response

        I trimmed firstly my read at the end both Pair end and Mate Pair. Then I used the current version of SOAPdenovo2 with ranks 1 and 2.

        It worked correctly just before sacffoolding. These files are still size 0 :

        soapdenovo.assembly.links
        soapdenovo.assembly.scaf_gap
        soapdenovo.assembly.scaf
        soapdenovo.assembly.gapSeq
        soapdenovo.assembly.contigPosInscaff.


        In the config file I have well precised reverse_seq=0 for Pair End and reverse_seq=1 for Mate Pair. However the LogSoap file show as that links were incorrectly oriented :


        For insert size: 443
        Total PE links 334538652
        Normal PE links on same contig 0
        Incorrect oriented PE links 334538652
        PE links of too small insert size 0
        PE links of too large insert size 0
        Correct PE links 0
        Accumulated connections 0
        Use contigs longer than 443 to estimate insert size:
        PE links 0
        Too few PE links.
        0 new connections.

        For insert size: 5000
        Total PE links 4798230
        Normal PE links on same contig 0
        Incorrect oriented PE links 4798230
        PE links of too small insert size 0
        PE links of too large insert size 0
        Correct PE links 0
        Accumulated connections 0
        Use contigs longer than 5000 to estimate insert size:
        PE links 0
        Too few PE links.
        0 new connections.
        In fact my reads were not well oriented. I have done a mistake in my script for keeping pair end reads. Now after fixing that, Soap is scaffolding correctly.

        Comment

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