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I am using Minimap2 with full-length 16S rRNA ONT reads in a mock community. As seen, in other issues using -c or not changed my .paf results. I am using this -paf file to further remove chimera (with yacrd).
I just wanted to be sure, that -c option gives more accurate results since without -c option they appear much more chimeric reads than when using -c. When splitting these "chimeric" reads and blasting them, they seem chimeric. But maybe is due to the high similarity of the 16S rRNA gene (I attached two sequences as an example: chimera_or_not.txt).
Minimap2 output:
##Without -c option, the read 3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900 will be considered chimeric
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
654
1401
-
Lactobacillus_fermentum_complete_genome
1905333
1889994
1890758
434
767
0
tp:A:P
cm:i:51
s1:i:432
s2:i:432
dv:f:0.0639
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
654
1401
+
Lactobacillus_fermentum_complete_genome
1905333
1229551
1230315
434
767
0
tp:A:S
cm:i:51
s1:i:432
dv:f:0.0639
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
654
1401
-
Lactobacillus_fermentum_complete_genome
1905333
20179
20943
434
767
0
tp:A:S
cm:i:51
s1:i:432
dv:f:0.0639
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
654
1401
-
Lactobacillus_fermentum_complete_genome
1905333
411724
412488
434
767
0
tp:A:S
cm:i:51
s1:i:432
dv:f:0.0639
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
654
1401
-
Lactobacillus_fermentum_complete_genome
1905333
97074
97838
434
767
0
tp:A:S
cm:i:51
s1:i:432
dv:f:0.0639
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
20
466
-
Staphylococcus_aureus_chromosome
2718780
728964
729429
158
466
11
tp:A:P
cm:i:16
s1:i:155
s2:i:141
dv:f:0.0935
3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900
1407
20
466
+
Staphylococcus_aureus_chromosome
2718780
2091147
2091612
144
466
0
tp:A:S
cm:i:14
s1:i:141
dv:f:0.1024
##However, with the -c option this read will be considered okay
I was wondering if changing some other parameters would allow identifying more chimeric reads. I am working with 1,500 bp reads that are highly similar (16S rRNA) and I have seen through BLAST more chimeric reads that the ones reported by default settings...
Would it make sense to lower -g parameter? Any other suggestions?
Dear Heng,
I am using Minimap2 with full-length 16S rRNA ONT reads in a mock community. As seen, in other issues using -c or not changed my .paf results. I am using this -paf file to further remove chimera (with yacrd).
I just wanted to be sure, that -c option gives more accurate results since without -c option they appear much more chimeric reads than when using -c. When splitting these "chimeric" reads and blasting them, they seem chimeric. But maybe is due to the high similarity of the 16S rRNA gene (I attached two sequences as an example: chimera_or_not.txt).
Minimap2 output:
##Without -c option, the read 3984e626-4c77-4461-99d2-dcac7d389900 will be considered chimeric
##However, with the -c option this read will be considered okay
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