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  • SLB
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    • Sep 2010
    • 21

    #1

    Merging Assemblies with Minimus2

    I am trying to use Minimus2 to merge abyss assemblies. I also want to use it to run my assemblies against some 454 reads to try and get better value from these longer reads. I managed to get it working with a smaller test set but having difficulty with larger concatenated files from the assemblies.

    Is there a limit to the size of the input data that can be handled by miniums2?

    I am considering chopping up my assemblies into smaller faster files. I can then merge each file with the 454 data in turn. I could then use a clustering tool (CD-HIT-EST) to merge all the files to remove redundancy. Has anyone any experience/recommendations doing something like this?
  • SLB
    Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 21

    #2
    Here is one of the problems I am having, when I concatenate two files from an abyss assembly (.fa files) and convert to afg (with toAmos) for use in minimus2 I get the following error.

    AFG ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
    could not parse 'RED' message with iid:1, message ignored
    ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
    could not parse 'RED' message with iid:2, message ignored
    ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
    could not parse 'RED' message with iid:3, message ignored
    ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
    could not parse 'RED' message with iid:4, message ignored
    and so on for all entries......

    I am at a bit of a loss to what is going on.... I don't have quality scores.

    here is what fasta file looks like:
    >3520 2510 57729
    ATATCTCATTTAGCTTCATTTGTATAACATCTGAAAACAAAAGTTAATCTCCACAGTCACAAGATAGCACTGAATTAGGT
    TCATACACAGAGGAAGCTAGAAATTGCAGATTGGTTCCGCGCTCCAAGTTTTTTAAAAATGATGCTTAAATACTACCTGA
    TACTCTAATCTTTGATGTAATACATGAAGGGAATAAGAAAAACACTTCATACCATGAGTTCATAGTGGTCCCTCACGCTG
    CACTTGTCCCTCACGGATACGTCAAA
    Last edited by SLB; 05-19-2011, 06:21 AM.

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    • milo0615
      Member
      • Dec 2012
      • 39

      #3
      toAmos error

      Originally posted by SLB View Post
      Here is one of the problems I am having, when I concatenate two files from an abyss assembly (.fa files) and convert to afg (with toAmos) for use in minimus2 I get the following error.

      AFG ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
      could not parse 'RED' message with iid:1, message ignored
      ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
      could not parse 'RED' message with iid:2, message ignored
      ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
      could not parse 'RED' message with iid:3, message ignored
      ERROR: Sequence and quality lengths disagree
      could not parse 'RED' message with iid:4, message ignored
      and so on for all entries......

      I am at a bit of a loss to what is going on.... I don't have quality scores.

      here is what fasta file looks like:
      >3520 2510 57729
      ATATCTCATTTAGCTTCATTTGTATAACATCTGAAAACAAAAGTTAATCTCCACAGTCACAAGATAGCACTGAATTAGGT
      TCATACACAGAGGAAGCTAGAAATTGCAGATTGGTTCCGCGCTCCAAGTTTTTTAAAAATGATGCTTAAATACTACCTGA
      TACTCTAATCTTTGATGTAATACATGAAGGGAATAAGAAAAACACTTCATACCATGAGTTCATAGTGGTCCCTCACGCTG
      CACTTGTCCCTCACGGATACGTCAAA

      Hi SLB,

      Were you able to figure it out? I am having the same error trying to combine abyss output. I am following this protocol: http://ged.msu.edu/angus/metag-assem...et-multik.html

      Please let me know if you were able to fix the problem.


      Thank you,

      -Milo

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