Open abhisek061github opened 4 months ago
Could you provide a little more information on your sequencing data? What kind of environment and what locus/primer-set are you sequencing? Could you provide some example sequences that are not getting assigned, maybe 3 random sequences from your 712?
Hi, Thank you for your kind responses. I have two primer sequences for sequencing 16s data.. Primer sequences are in 5' --> 3' orientation.
[3' adapter] -a ADAPTER
[5' adapter] -g ADAPTER
[Anchored 3' adapter] -a ADAPTER$
[Anchored 5' adapter]-g ^ADAPTER
[5' or 3' (both possible)] -b ADAPTER
my problem is solved when I trimmed primer sequences with filterAndTrim command in DADA2 thanks. I trimmed 20 based on the starting and end positions of the reads. Thanks.
I am facing a problem with addSpecies and assignSpecies both commands in DADA2. I didn't get any species-level information for our data. I followed your standard pipeline (https://benjjneb.github.io/dada2/tutorial_1_8.html). I used trimmed 16s data from fastp for my analysis. I used tryRC = TRUE but also didn't work, allowMultiple = FALSE, but also didn't work. I get assigned up to genus level with assignTaxonomy command but with addSpecies or assignSpecies commands I couldn't add species-level information. My commands are the following - Please help me to fix this.
taxa <- assignSpecies(taxa, refFasta = "/home/omic/Downloads/Final_analysis/fasta_files/rdp_species_assignment_18.fa.gz", allowMultiple = FALSE, tryRC = FALSE, n = 2000, verbose = TRUE )
taxa <- addSpecies(taxa, refFasta = "/home/omic/Downloads/Final_analysis/fasta_files/rdp_species_assignment_18.fa.gz", allowMultiple = FALSE, tryRC = FALSE, n = 2000, verbose = TRUE)
I tried silva and RDP both species databases for species assignment getting such error. Do you know how I can fix this?
0 out of 712 were assigned to the species level. Of which 0 had genera consistent with the input table.