Closed mirzaabidpp closed 6 years ago
Hi,
the both.fa file is just the concatenated reads that are used by Trinity for assembly. There should be a Trinity.fasta file containing the assembled transcripts if the process finishes successfully.
best,
~b
On Thu, Jul 26, 2018 at 1:18 PM abid notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I am working on RNA-seq (mRNA) PE data 150x2 of microbial communities. I read a paper in which they used trinity to assemble mRNA reads. So I tried to use it for my data as well with the following command
.../Trinity --seqType fq --left 3B_1.fq --right 3B_2.fq --CPU 30 --max_memory 100G
As a result, I obtained other files and FASTA file named both.fa. I thought it might be paired now hence checked stats by using ..../trinityrnaseq-Trinity-v2.6.6/util/TrinityStats.pl both.fa but the contig size remained the same for N10-N50 =150 it means that reads are not joined together. I need your valuable suggestions to solve this problem as I am newbie in bioinformatics
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Hi, I am working on RNA-seq (mRNA) PE data 150x2 of microbial communities. I read a paper in which they used trinity to assemble mRNA reads. So I tried to use it for my data as well with the following command
.../Trinity --seqType fq --left 3B_1.fq --right 3B_2.fq --CPU 30 --max_memory 100G
As a result, I obtained other files and FASTA file named both.fa. I thought it might be paired now hence checked stats by using ..../trinityrnaseq-Trinity-v2.6.6/util/TrinityStats.pl both.fa but the contig size remained the same for N10-N50 =150 it means that reads are not joined together. I need your valuable suggestions to solve this problem as I am newbie in bioinformatics