Open CarlaCristinaUranga opened 3 years ago
No it can't. DADA2 makes an assumption that there is a non-trivial fraction of error-free reads in the data, and that just isn't going to be the case with current ONT data. A different algorithmic approach is needed for reads with that high an error rate.
That said, we are watching with interest the continued progress in ONT error rates, and especially the recent talk about "Duplex" sequencing that could achieve the accuracy necessary to work with DADA2: https://nanoporetech.com/about-us/news/oxford-nanopore-tech-update-new-duplex-method-q30-nanopore-single-molecule-reads-0
ps: If anyone at Oxford Nanopore wants to share some Duplex amplicon sequencing data, we'd be interested to take a deep look at it!
@benjjneb the latest technology available to buy from ONT is yielding Q24. If we're looking at calling ASVs on whole 16S gene amplicons, do you think this is sufficient? Or do we need to wait for the duplex reads and Q30? Thanks! Alastair
Will need at least Q30 for DADA2/ASV approach to be appropriate for full length 16S.
Thanks for getting back to me. Then PacBio it is for now ...
@benjjneb Would you still be interested in ONT full length 16S amplicon data? We have a dataset with ~300`000 duplex reads from flower microbiomes with 90 % of bases > Q30 (download link: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ao-P2TdvTxHxhd80Q6DLsUmZ1edUpg?e=Jx3umc). The data was generated on a MinION Flow Cell R10.4.1 using kit 14 chemistry.
Thanks @Lorze !
The semester is winding up, so I'll hopefully have a time to take a peek at this data in the next month or so. Download and format look good.
Have you had the chance to check this yet? Would be interested to hear how it went - I also have a bunch of Q30+ ONT amplicon data that I might try throwing at dada2 :)
Would also highly appreciate some updates on that
Hi,
I have Nanopore sequencing data for the 16s gene of microbioal communities. Can dada2 be used for this type of sequencing data, and if not, is it in development? Thanks!
Best wishes, Carla Uranga