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  • PPTort
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2010
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    Differences in adapter clipping between CLC and FastXtools

    We are analyzing a miRNA samples and we performed the analysis with CLC genomics and FastXtools.
    One intriguing observation is that with the same dataset when perfoming the adapter clipping, CLC removes more than 29 million reads from 48 million, while FastXtools removes only 3 million.

    After adapter, quality and size clipping we end up with 11 and 33 million reads!
    Sounds too much of a difference for me. Any hint why?
    Thanks in advance....

    PEPE

    PS. Parameters are as follows...

    For CLC
    Ambiguous nucleotides : max 2 allowed
    Adapter seq. (AGATCGGAAGAGCACACGTCT) strand +, action remove, score (2:3:13:4)
    minumun length 15
    IMPUT READS TRIMMED DISCARDED
    trim on quality 48.385.045 1791754 35213
    ambiguitiy trim 48349.832 4886 0
    adapter trim 48.349.832 11.084.232 29.128.544
    length filter 19.221.288 0 8.110.018
    OUTPUT 11.111.270

    FOR FASTX TOOLS

    CRUDE READS 48.385.045
    CLIPPING ADAPTER
    Adapter seq AGATCGGAAGAGCACACGTCT
    too short reads 11.254.859
    adapter only 3.093.352
    N containing 53.729
    Output 33.983.105
    QUALITY CLIPPING
    Quality cut-off: 20 MIN % 90 961.635
    OUTPUT 33.021.470
    MERGED READS 5.726.244

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