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I have Illumina novaseq, pair ended reads and I want to trim the non-internal adaptors from both ends. The adaptors I used for library praparation are NEB next adaptors for illumina. So I executed the following command:-
Here, the paths to the reads are correct and I am getting a valid output of trimmed reads. But upon inpection with FASTQC, I can see adaptor contamination still present - as seen in the attacjed fastqc report, and a poly G tail is also present
Is there something I am missing in the command? Are the adaptor placements correct?
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Cutadapt and Python version - 4.8 :
How you installed the tool (conda or pip, for example) : intalled with pip
Which command-line parameters you used : given above
If you report unexpected trimming behavior, this would also be helpful:
An example input read (or read pair) : 3'ADAPTERXREAD
The output that cutadapt produces : 3'ADAPTERXREAD
The output that you would have expected : 3'READ
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Putting X in the adapter sequence makes it non-internal. This is not how Illumina sequencing technology works. The adapters will not just appear at the end. It will be AGATGAT|ADAPTER|SOMETHINGSOMETHING|GGGGGGGGGGGGG. If the insert size is small enough, and your sample seems to have a very small insert size.
The -G flag should probably be a -A flag for paired-end trimming.
I see you are outputting to .fastq that is taking so much space. Try .fastq.gz outputs with the -Z flag if speed is a concern.
The command would become:
cutadapt -Z -a AGATCGGAAGAGCGTCGTGTAGGGAAAGAGTGT -A AGATCGGAAGAGCACACGTCTGAACTCCAGTCA --pair-filter=both --minimum-length 1 --cores=8 -o out-read1.fastq.gz -p out-read2.fastq.gz in-read1.fastq.gz in-read2.fastq.gz -o out-10936-R1.fastq
I have Illumina novaseq, pair ended reads and I want to trim the non-internal adaptors from both ends. The adaptors I used for library praparation are NEB next adaptors for illumina. So I executed the following command:-
cutadapt -a AGATCGGAAGAGCGTCGTGTAGGGAAAGAGTGTX -G XAGATCGGAAGAGCACACGTCTGAACTCCAGTCA --pair-filter=both --minimum-length 1 --cores=8 -o out-read1.fastq -p out-read2.fastq in-read1.fastq.gz in-read2.fastq.gz -o out-10936-R1.fastq
Here, the paths to the reads are correct and I am getting a valid output of trimmed reads. But upon inpection with FASTQC, I can see adaptor contamination still present - as seen in the attacjed fastqc report, and a poly G tail is also present
Is there something I am missing in the command? Are the adaptor placements correct?
When reporting an issue, please include this information:
If you report unexpected trimming behavior, this would also be helpful:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: