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Short Read Sequence Typing for Bacterial Pathogens
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Using paired end and single end reads #102

Closed abouska closed 6 years ago

abouska commented 6 years ago

After trimming the fastq files I have both paired end and single end fastq files for each sample. I don't want to exclude the single end information, Is there any way to use both the paired end and single end reads in one analysis?

katholt commented 6 years ago

No this is not something we've coded in. Because the bowtie2 mapping step uses soft-clipping (so we can map reads right to the ends of the genes) there is no need to work with trimmed reads, so I would suggest you just use your untrimmed paired reads.