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Pipeline Overview
Jill V. Hagey, PhD edited this page Jun 16, 2022
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- PhiX174 read removal and adapter removal using
BBDuK - Filtering, trimming, and base correction using
fastpthat includes:- quality trimming with a window size of 20 and quality of 30
- quality pruning at 3' and 5' ends
- removal of short reads
- forced polyG tail trimming
- Contamination check of trimmed reads using
Kraken2and the MiniKraken2_v2_8GB.
- QC Metrics Generated (all data generated for paired and unpaired reads generated post-trimming):
- Number of total reads/bases
- Percent of reads/bases remaining (from raw sequences)
- Number of Q20/Q30 bases
- Percent Q20/Q30 bases
- Gene detection and allele calling for antibiotic resistance (AR)
srst2in gene mode. We have curated an AR gene database that is a combination of three AR gene databases with redundancies removed and gene names standardized.
- The curated AR gene database includes complete genes from these AR gene databases:
- Assembly of trimmed reads using
SPAdes - Filter reads to remove any scaffolds less than 500bp in length.
- Assess assembly quality using
QUASTand custom scripts - QC Metrics Generated:
- Raw coverage (total raw bases / assembly length)
- Trimmed coverage (total trimmed bases / assembly length)
- Assembly ratio (assembly size / median genome size of species)
- Assess genome assembly for completeness using
BUSCO - A mash sketch is created with
Mashand the.mshfile is passed intoFastANIfor increased speed in species ID. - Calculate the average nucleotide identity (between genomes) using
FastANIto determine species. - Type multiple loci to characterize isolates of microbial species using
MLST - AR genes, hypervirulence genes and plasmid markers are detected using
GAMMA. We have curated an AR gene database that is a combination of three AR gene databases with redundancies removed and gene names standardized.
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The curated database includes genes from these AR gene databases:
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Additional databases are used:
- Database of hypervirulence genes from Russo et al.
- PlasmidFinder
- In addition to running
Kraken2on the trimmed reads, KRAKEN2 is run on the assembled reads using the same MiniKraken2_v2_8GB database. This additional step allows us to check if any contamination made it into the assembly.
DISCLAIMER: The identification methods used and the data summarized are for public health surveillance or investigational purposes only and must NOT be communicated to the patient, their care provider, or placed in the patient’s medical record. These results should NOT be used for diagnosis, treatment, or assessment of individual patient health or management.
- Home
- Dependencies and Install
- Running PHoeNIx
- Pipeline Overview
- Documentation for Databases
- Running PHoeNIx on Different Systems
- Versioning Control and Reproducibility
- Troubleshooting
- Guidance
- Contributing and Issues
- Beta Testing