Can bowtie2 mapping paired-end reads of different length?
Hello!
I began to analyze some reads of a genome of a haploid organisms. The genome was made with HiSeq and during trimerization, the adapters were removed and this generated reads of different sizes in the paired-end files.
I used the following command:
bowtie2 -x SalI -1 121_MSO.Adtrim_1.fastq -2 121_MSO.Adtrim_2.fastq -p 20 -D 20 -R 3 -N 1 -L 20 -i S,1,0.5 -S 1_21.sam
When I try to rotate the bowtie it generates the following error:
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:11867:2106 2:N:0:GAGTGG' because length (1) <= # seed mismatches (1)
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:11867:2106 2:N:0:GAGTGG' because it was < 2 characters long
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:14352:2179 2:N:0:GAGTGG' because length (1) <= # seed mismatches (1)
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:14352:2179 2:N:0:GAGTGG' because it was < 2 characters long
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:15207:2236 2:N:0:GAGTGG' because length (1) <= # seed mismatches (1)
Warning: skipping mate #2 of read 'MG00HS19:1041:CBBT1ANXX:1:1101:15207:2236 2:N
Thanks for all!
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From documentation, the -L parameter dictates the lower seed length bound. This is according to warnings the problem (as noted by @geek_y)
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It says that the reads are too short to align. When you trim the data, try to remove reads are less than 20bp long, as your
-Lis 20Thanks! I will see that!