On 2011-09-14, at 2:59 PM, Bastien Chevreux wrote: > On Sep 13, 2011, at 23:27 , John Nash wrote: >> I really do not know. These are genuine PCR-generated reads assembled back >> in. Can I re-add them back to an assembly (after first searching to make >> sure that they are not hidden in a contig somewhere)? > > You could try to map them, yes. > >> I guess that I am asking what the command line parameters are to take a CAF >> file from a hybrid assembly and then use it as input for a mapping assembly >> against a reference genome. Or should I dump the contigs as fastq files and >> use those. > > What you're looking for is > -SB:bft=caf > > Also have a look at the othe -SB parameters ... you especially want to assign > a strain to the CAF sequences and another one to the sequences of your other > bug. Sorry, I should have been more explicit... Since the CAF file is a mixture of data from a hybrid assembly, do I call it sanger, 454 or solexa (or all 3) when passing the "--project=mapping,genome,accurate,xxx "parameters to mira