Is removing of the one trailing nucleotide in Illumina reads necessary step of data preprocessing
I've read information that if Illumina reads lenght looks like 101bp,151bp,251bp, 301bp, etc., someone have to remove the last (one trailing) nucleotide from 3' end of the read before any preprocessing steps. I'm wondering if it's indeed necessary? Can you help me please?
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