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How to use Nanopore and Pacbio simultaneously in CANU? #1892

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gitcruz opened this issue Feb 8, 2021 · 2 comments
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How to use Nanopore and Pacbio simultaneously in CANU? #1892

gitcruz opened this issue Feb 8, 2021 · 2 comments

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gitcruz commented Feb 8, 2021

Dear Sergey,

Is nowadays more frequent to have several sources of long-read data. Is there a way to tell canu to use more than 1 type of reads (e.g Pacbio CLR & ONT) at the same time ? could you provide an specific example. would it be possible also to use pacbio-hifi together with nanopore?

If that's the case, how the error rates are set? should be set to the highest one for nanopore: rawErrorRate=0.5 and corrected ErrorRate=0.0145

Thanks,
Fernando

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skoren commented Feb 8, 2021

You can mix CLR and ONT, as listed on the quick start: https://canu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quick-start.html#assembling-with-multiple-technologies-and-multiple-files. Higher error rates win so they'll automatically get set to nanopore tolerance.

If you have recent ONT data on a well-behaved genome or you have a lot more CLR than ONT coverage, you can try to set the error rates lower (e.g. correctedErrorRate=0.105 or correctedErrorRate=0.085) which is primarily a speed optimization.

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gitcruz commented Feb 8, 2021 via email

@skoren skoren closed this as completed Feb 13, 2021
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