Quickstart¶
Basic usage¶
lbqc -i <fastq_pass_dir> -o <output_dir> -b <barcodes>
Using a built-in barcode preset¶
Three barcode libraries are included. Pass the preset keyword to -b:
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
EV |
Expression Vector — 3 sites x 256 barcodes (768 total) |
AP |
Assembly Plasmid — 3 sites x 256 barcodes (768 total) |
TS |
TritSeq — 4 sites x 4 positions x 3 barcodes (48 total) |
lbqc -i fastq_pass/ -o results/ -b EV
Using a custom barcode file¶
Provide a path to a FASTA file where each entry is one barcode sequence and all headers are unique:
lbqc -i fastq_pass/ -o results/ -b /path/to/barcodes.fa
Trimming adapters¶
Nanopore reads carry the ONT Rapid (RAP) adapter behind an inconsistently basecalled leader
sequence, adding roughly 90 bp of non-biological sequence to the front of most reads. Use -T
to remove the adapter and its leader with cutadapt before alignment:
lbqc -i fastq_pass/ -o results/ -b EV -T
A <name>.cutadapt.txt report is written to the output directory, and the trimming stats are
printed to the console.
Full example¶
lbqc \
-i /data/run01/fastq_pass/ \
-o /results/run01_EV/ \
-b EV \
-r enzymes.txt \
-T \
-S
See the CLI Reference for all available options.