On Montag 24 August 2009 Martin A. Hansen wrote: > It surprises me that MIRA does not stitch - are you aware of any other > software that does? The only one I know (and that's because I was tolkd on this list) is phrap. But phrap doesn't know Solexa and I'm not sure how good it is with 454. > I shall try MIRA with a full de-novo assembly - but I > fear the memory consumption (I may try to sample a few hundred thousands of > the Solexa reads to limit the memory consumption, and hope that there is > enough information to close the gaps). What's the available RAM on your machine? > Can I use the assembled 454 contigs > as really really long sanger reads in a de-novo assembly? No, only up to 20kb. Sorry. > The reason why I used the FASTA entries was so that I could easily select > contigs above 500 bp in length (there is no switch for that as far as I can > tell?). I didnt want MIRA stitching together the smaller - probably > non-sense - stuff. Well, that was not a problem since there was no stiching > at all :o/ Selecting contigs is done with "convert_project": convert_project -f caf -t caf -x 500 -y 20 input.caf output will, e.g., select all contigs with length >= 500 and average coverage >=20 and write them to a new CAF. Veeeery useful to get cruft out of a project. Regards, Bastien -- You have received this mail because you are subscribed to the mira_talk mailing list. For information on how to subscribe or unsubscribe, please visit http://www.chevreux.org/mira_mailinglists.html