Closed gevro closed 1 year ago
Since v6.4.0, CCS outputs pw
and ip
for single-strand reads with HiFi kinetics, which are in the same order / direction as they are collected from the instrument. We never reverse kinetics, as they'd be wrong then.
Thanks. However, does ccs ever reverse SEQ and QUAL when constructing by-strand consensus? i.e. are /fwd and /rev SEQ and QUAL also guaranteed in the same order/direction as they are collected from the instrument?
I just want to make sure that ip and pw are in the same order as SEQ QUAL for both /fwd and /rev strand ccs consensus (PRIOR to alignment).
In CCS, for every ZMW, we separate subreads of the two strands as the very first step and then treat each strand as its own atomic unit, a by-strand ZMW. All alignments within that atomic unit will have the same native orientation as they are collected from the instrument.
Ok. So the conclusion is that for both /fwd and /rev ccs reads, SEQ, QUAL, ip, and pw will all be in the same native orientation collected from the instrument.
Thanks.
Hello, Following up issue #532 , you previously said "Tags ip and pw always in the native orientation of the sequence."
However, the PacBio format documentation defines 'native orientation' as: "the same order and sense as collected from the instrument".
Therefore it is not clear what happens for ccs /rev strand reads in '--by-strand --hifi-kinetics' mode.
The question is: Does ccs output ip and pw in the same orientation as SEQ and QUAL for both /fwd and /rev strand reads?
Thanks.