Closed hasindu2008 closed 4 months ago
pbmm2 is recommended, but you can also use minimap2 if you add the -Y
option. Without this option, minimap2 will create hard-clipped reads which can no longer be matched to the MM/ML methylation tags. The issue is described here:
https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/pb-CpG-tools#input-alignment-file
Thanks. It worked after the -Y flag. I should have read the documentation more carefully.
I plotted the correlation with bisulphite data and they look like below:
pileup model option:
pileup count option:
The Pacbio sample is ~20X NA12878 sample we generated on our Revio and the bisulfite data comes from https://www.encodeproject.org/files/ENCFF835NTC/. Are these correlations what you would typically expect?
Hi there,
I am trying to use pb-CpG-tools-v2.3.2 on a revio dataset. I am pretty new to pacbio data and it is very likely I am making a silly mistake., so apologies in advance.
I used the following Minimap2 command to map the hifi reads and generate a BAM file:
then I ran:
This gives the following error:
Should I be using pbmm instead of minimap2 for alignment?