Closed vappiah closed 3 years ago
Your use-case is not something we have attempted. The CFSAN snp pipeline can only accept a single reference file. The reference can have multiple contigs. You might consider combining the two chromosomes into a single fasta file. YMMV.
Thanks @stevendavis
Another strategy I want to use is to call snps using chromosome1 and 2 in seperate files.
Concatenating the two chromosomes should work reasonably well. I don’t have experience with Vibrio, but my understanding is that it’s genome is fairly dynamic - that may cause you more trouble than having to deal with two chromosomes. And keep in mind that reference-based analyses are best suited for isolates that are fairly close evolutionarily.
Hugh
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Your use-case is not something we have attempted. The CFSAN snp pipeline can only accept a single reference file. The reference can have multiple contigs. You might consider combining the two chromosomes into a single fasta file. YMMV.
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Thanks everyone for your comments.
Hello CFSAN developers,
I like to use CFSAN to identify snps in _Vibrio _cholerae__ isolates. But the each isolate has two chromosomes, meaning to reference sequences. Is it possible to run CFSAN by specifying two reference genomes ? Please advice and thanks in advance.