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  • stefan_bioinf
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2015
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    GSNAP: align_score higher than set in -m

    Hi All,

    I'd like to clarify something which I find odd on my GSNAP output.

    I ran GSNAP (version 2015-09-29) like this (i.e. maximally 2 mismatches):

    Code:
    gsnap -d mm9 -s /usr/local/share/mm9/mm9.maps/mm9.iit -m 2 -i 1 -n 1 --quiet-if-excessive poly_coll.fasta > results
    and my output contains hits like this one:

    Code:
    >ATGTCACTCCAATGAAAGCCTTGG	1	100-1
     gtgtgcttgCAATGAAAGCCTTGG	10..24	-chr10:125750727..125750713	start:9..end:0,matches:19,sub:0	segs:1,align_score:5,mapq:40,method:sa
    I concluded that maybe due to the trimming the mismatches at the beginning don't count (sub:0), although it clearly stands: align_score:5. Therefore, I switched trimming off using --trim-mismatch-score and --trim-indel-score flags:

    Code:
    gsnap -d mm9 -s /usr/local/share/mm9/mm9.maps/mm9.iit -m 2 -i 1 -n 1 --quiet-if-excessive --trim-mismatch-score=0 --trim-indel-score=0 poly_coll.fasta > results
    An I still get:

    Code:
    >ATGTCACTCCAATGAAAGCCTTGG	1	100-1
     gTGTgctTgCAATGAAAGCCTTGG	1..24	-chr10:125750736..125750713	start:0..end:0,matches:19,sub:5	segs:1,align_score:5,mapq:40,method:sa
    sub increased to 5 and align_score stays 5. Why have I got this hit in my results?

    What's more, I get:

    Code:
    >GGAGGAAAAAGTCACAGAAGAAGTGGCTG	1	101-1
     aggcagacAAGTCACAGAAGAAGTGGtgG	9..29	-chr2:36642591..36642571	start:8..end:0,matches:19,sub:2	segs:1,align_score:2,mapq:40
    which got trimmed, even though I turned trimming off.

    I guess I'm missing something, please help.

    Thanks in advance
    Stefan

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