Closed sachiwije closed 5 days ago
Hi @sachiwije,
dorado
~trim
~ will only trim barcodes when it is also classifying. If you have untrimmed reads, it is safe to barcode again with dorado demux
if you use 0.7.1 or later.
See this issue for more details.
Thanks. Is it correct to say an amplicon read is when using EXP-PBC096
5'-adaptersequence-barcode-primer-DNAsequence-3'
If dorado trim
is run with primer trimming on such a read, the output will be
5'-barcode-DNAsequence-3' ? So basically, stitch the barcode back to the DNA sequence? I am not sure if I am missing something.
Hi @sachiwije,
Apologies, I misread your initial message. dorado trim
does not attempt to identify barcodes at all - it is dorado demux
that will trim barcodes when classifying!
dorado trim
will trim everything from the detected adapter/primer position(s). If that includes the barcode due to the ordering of the sections in the kit, then the barcode will also be trimmed.
Great! Thank you. I don't have to reprocess the reads :)
Hi I have a simple question about using
dorado trim
I did an amplicon sequencing run using the EXP-PBC096. The sequencing was run with live base calling using MinKNOW. However, the HTML report showed that barcode trimming was "off". However, the reads were split into separate folders with barcodes.
Therefore I ran
dorado trim --primer-sequences ~/path_to/16s_ont_primers.fasta --emit-fastq sample.fastq.gz
On concatenated fastq.gz files in each barcode folder.Dorado version to run dorado trimis: v0.7.2
The following versions are the ones in MinKnow MinKNOW core : 5.9.12 Dorado 7.3.11 Bream: 7.9.9 Script Configuration: 5.9.18
The help section of
dorado trim
mentions "Adapter/primer trimming tool." My question is does this also remove the barcodes?Thank you