I understand the behavior of bowtie as aligning from the 5' of reads (the seed region) to references, and by reading the document I understand that option -n number bowtie will tolerate the given number of mismatches in the seed region.
So here the commander line bowtie -x {params.refDB} -f {input[0]} -n 2 -l 7 -a --nofw --sam -p {params.threads} {output} was meant to aligne oligonucleotides (13-mer) to genomes data, i was hoping that the mismatches tolerated would limited to the seed region that would be de 5' of the 13-mers.
Yet by examining the output sam file, especially the MD tags, it seems to me that mismatches are tolerated outside of the seed region.
Hello,
I understand the behavior of bowtie as aligning from the 5' of reads (the seed region) to references, and by reading the document I understand that option -n number bowtie will tolerate the given number of mismatches in the seed region.
So here the commander line
bowtie -x {params.refDB} -f {input[0]} -n 2 -l 7 -a --nofw --sam -p {params.threads} {output}
was meant to aligne oligonucleotides (13-mer) to genomes data, i was hoping that the mismatches tolerated would limited to the seed region that would be de 5' of the 13-mers. Yet by examining the output sam file, especially the MD tags, it seems to me that mismatches are tolerated outside of the seed region.It could be my misunderstanding that leads to this false conclusion.
mewu3