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Recent work.
Snapshot:
I'm working hard on getting paired-end support into Bowtie. I've settled on the best technique for doing this and I've implemented it in the -v 0 and -v 1 (no mismatches, one-mismatch resp.) alignment modes. I am now testing it, hoping to release a new version of Bowtie in the next couple days.
Outline of future work:
- Bowtie
- Paired-end support
- Settled on a "mixed-mode" paradigm: find anchor mates in BW space, find opposite mates in reference space
- Index becomes larger to accommodate the reference text (2.2 GB -> 2.9 GB for human)
- Speed is about 2x slower than if all the mates were aligned in single-end mode
- Default mode is "best-effort" - if you want Bowtie to bend over backwards to report all non-concordant pairs, that will be much slower but it can be activated from the command line
- Settled on a "mixed-mode" paradigm: find anchor mates in BW space, find opposite mates in reference space
- Gapped alignment
- Mapping qualities
- A la Maq
- Color space
- Paired-end support
- Crossbow
- Already have some results using some 1000-Genomes data: about 1 hr to align about 14.5x coverage for human
- Would like to do another run that includes paired-end reads and for which there is a trusted set of called SNPs