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Post-Doc bioinformatics at the University of Western Australia, co-founder openSNP.org
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C: Brassica napus reference genome
... Hi, here's a different fixed version: https://cloudstor.aarnet.edu.au/plus/s/hPwZU13L1Hx2nFM
I re-added the missing gene-lines and sorted by chromosome and position ...
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C: Brassica napus reference genome
... Hmmmm can't find it myself any more :O I got it on an old laptop?
I'll re-create the file asap ...
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... Amazing idea, I hadn't even thought of soft-clipping! I've currently written a relatively slow script that does what I describe in the OP post, after that I'll give BWA or similar a try, which is probably WAY faster, thanks for the idea!!
Edit: FWIW, here's the simple script I ended up using - ran ...
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... (A few minutes later: Current best pipeline I can find is MAFFT/MUSCLE with gaps turned off, followed by trimAl, in a wrapper script to parallelise? curious to hear more!) ...
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... I'm trying to automate the building of a reference database for DADA2. As such I'm using esearch to download ~200k fasta sequences for my search term of one gene from GenBank. Many GenBank sequences are joined-up sequences of several genes, and I'd like to trim those unnecessary genes away in order ...
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... I think if you install Trinity via conda or if you use the Singularity or Docker images provided you can circumvent this problem.
What is the output of `which salmon`? That's what Trinity runs to check for your salmon installation. There's a chance that the salmon in /usr/bin/ isn't set to executab ...
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... I've had this recently too, where the official ftp didn't have a file the European or UK counterpart had.
Sometimes the raw fastq works then:
ftp://ftp.sra.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/fastq/SRR197/009/SRR1972739/SRR1972739_1.fastq.gz
ftp://ftp.sra.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/fastq/SRR197/009/SRR1972739/SRR1972739_2 ...
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C: publicly available data
... One avenue would be to check the SRA. Many, not all, BioProjects have a DOI of the paper they're associated with, so you could get the BioProject associated with the abstract without scanning the paper! ...
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... Interestingly, there's a whole paper about this! https://academic.oup.com/bib/article/17/4/713/2240499/
It looks like some programs sped up significantly, others had no improvement. Personally I'd rather go for space than for speed (so the 2x2TB HDD), but I work with massive plant genomes, I don't ...
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... You can write your whole analysis in Markdown including your code blocks, and then render it into Word and back using redoc: https://github.com/noamross/redoc ...
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