rrwick / Porechop

adapter trimmer for Oxford Nanopore reads
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Lambda SQK-NSK007 and crossbarcoding detection #57

Open davidvilanova opened 6 years ago

davidvilanova commented 6 years ago

Hi, I´m running porechop and used multiplex outpu on one sample that was built with barcode01 only.

Here below the results.

From the image below it looks that porechop is checking for lambda DNA. The green colors means it was found ?? How can i check if lambda DNA was found ??

screen shot 2018-03-22 at 18 53 59

I also see that other barcodes were match although the sample was prepared with only barcode01. Are those mismatches or contaminations ?

screen shot 2018-03-22 at 18 47 50

Thanks !!!!

Huanle commented 2 years ago

Hi @davidvilanova ,

have you sorted it out?

This supports your guess that green denotes matches.

davidvilanova commented 2 years ago

Hi @Huanle , i end up using guppy which now incorporates demultiplexing and barcode trimming.

Best,

Huanle commented 2 years ago

Hi @davidvilanova ,

I also rely on guppy for demultiplexing. But I am not sure if guppy also trims adapters though it has relevant flags that seem to be adjustable for adapter identification. Do you happen to have any idea about that? Thanks a lot.

davidvilanova commented 2 years ago

Yes it trims barcodes

image

Huanle commented 2 years ago

But it does not say whether it trims adapters :-)

davidvilanova commented 2 years ago

You have some options to define that image

mzakram219 commented 8 months ago

Hi @davidvilanova, could you please provide some information, how can i use command base guppy for demultiplexing and adapter trimming? I tried my best to find guppy .exe files, but i do not have any idea where to get it.