Open commang1 opened 3 years ago
These ambiguous nucleotides, it means the exact nucleotide can be determined, they are standard in these situations. Probably very low quality or coverage in that region.
Can you send me the log file of version 4.2? Have you also updated to the latest config file?
Thank you for your response. I'll run another assembly with the same organelle on two different versions (2.6.7 and 4.2) and will let you know.
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These ambiguous nucleotides, it means the exact nucleotide can be determined, they are standard in these situations. Probably very low quality or coverage in that region.
Can you send me the log file of version 4.2? Have you also updated to the latest config file?
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Hi, and thank you for sharing your code here. It having been great help for our work.
I have noticed some of the outcome contigs contain non-standard base calls in the beginning of the sequence. I also found same problem with other organisms, such as algae Is there any way to prevent the cause of the problem?
One more thing, I've tried to run it with the newest version, NOVOPlasty4.2, and failed to assemble due to out of memory even though I didn't set a max memory usage.
version used : NOVOPlasty 2.6.7 sample used for : Thalassia testudinum
Chloroplasty assembly outcome :