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  • memento
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    • Nov 2010
    • 49

    #1

    Can You mix indexed with un-indexed library on MiSeq run ?

    Would it be possible to mix indexed (8nt index for 16 samples) with un-indexed library (eg Rohland et al 2012 trimmed adapters) to run on the same MiSeq run ? Would the unindexed reads endup in unrecognized bin/unaligned bin (less of a problem) or clusters would not be registered - the run would have to be set to a indexed mode, to read the indices (my guess).
    Thanks in advance!
  • kcchan
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    • Jul 2012
    • 186

    #2
    The unindexed library should end up in the undetermined file. However, that file will also contain a small percentage of other reads including mismatched indices and PhiX if you added any in. It may be better to re-queue the analysis a second time with the sample sheet containing all Ns to filter out all indexed reads, leaving only the unindexed library in the undetermined single file.

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    • memento
      Member
      • Nov 2010
      • 49

      #3
      Thanks!
      Trimomatic should be able to recover these ( I hope!).

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