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  • Iris Cristata
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 2

    #1

    About Mosaik Assembler Consensus String

    Hello everybody,

    I just want to know how I can get a consensus string from the output of mosaik .ace file.

    If that's impossible, is there any other way to get the consensus string?

    Thanks
  • flxlex
    Moderator
    • Nov 2008
    • 412

    #2
    Unless I am mistaken or misunderstand your question, the ace file begins with the consensus, or rather, each contig entry in the ace file begins with the consensus, for example:

    Code:
    AS    8364 763600  
    
    CO contig00001 152567 9338 3216 U
    AgTTTTTg*TCAa*gCCGAAACCCGTAA*TCACAAAGGCTTTTTtGTGAA
    ACAAGgAGCCTATAaGTTAAAAAaTA*TTGATGAATCGGGTTGGGCTTTA
    ATCTGTG*TTGATG*A*CACCGTTTGTTATTACGTTGATCCCGATAATTT
    .... etc
    Just remove the '*' symbols (gaps introduced for optimizing alignemtn) and you're there.

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    • Iris Cristata
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 2

      #3
      Thanks, maybe I have interpreted consensus wrong, but what I want is, if at certain bp the reads are different from the reference, I want the reads bp, instead of the reference.

      I ran a simple test assembly using Mosaik 1.0.1388, and the ace file looks like:

      Code:
      AS 1 3
      
      CO test 50 3 1 U
      AATCAAATGAATTTCGTTCTGT[COLOR="Red"]T[/COLOR]CTGGTGGAGCAATTATGGTCAGTCTTG
      
      BQ ......
      
      AF .MosaikReference U 1
      AF read2 U 1
      AF read1 U 2
      BS 1 50 .MosaikReference
      
      RD .MosaikReference 50 0 0
      AATCAAATGAATTTCGTTCTGT[COLOR="Red"]T[/COLOR]CTGGTGGAGCAATTATGGTCAGTCTTG
      
      RD read2 49 0 0
      AATCAAATGAATTTCGTTCTGT[COLOR="Red"]G[/COLOR]CTGGTGGAGCAATTATGGTCAGTCTT
      
      RD read1 49 0 0
      ATCAAATGAATTTCGTTCTGT[COLOR="Red"]G[/COLOR]CTGGTGGAGCAATTATGGTCAGTCTTG
      In this run, the consensus is identical to the reference at the red bp, i.e. T, but I wanted it to be G, like in the reads.
      Last edited by Iris Cristata; 07-04-2010, 07:00 PM.

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      • sklages
        Senior Member
        • May 2008
        • 628

        #4
        There is no simple way to get the consensus from an ACE file, simply because it's not in there.
        The CO tags represent the COntig sequences, what is usually the reference sequence in
        mapping approaches.

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