Biomedical Engineering Reference
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Table 2.2
Common command-line options for the
Phred
program.
Parameter
Argument
Default
Description
-help
None
None
Display helpful information
-if
<
filename
>
None
Read input filenames from file
-id
<
dirname
>
None
Read input files from
<
dirname
>
-s
None
Nofile
Write
×
.seq sequence file(s)
-sa
<
filename
>
None
Append sequence files to
<
filename
>
-sd
<
dirname
>
Nofile
Write
×
.seq file(s) to
<
dirname
>
-q
None
Nofile
Write
×
.qual quality file(s)
-qa
<
filename
>
None
Append quality files to
<
filename
>
-qd
<
dirname
>
Nofile
Write
×
.qual file(s) to
<
dirname
>
-c
None
Nofile
Write
×
phred SCF file(s)
-cd
<
dirname
>
Nofile
Write
×
SCF file(s) to
<
dirname
>
-d
None
Nofile
Write
×
.poly poly file(s)
-dd
<
dirname
>
Nofile
Write
×
.poly file(s) to
<
dirname
>
-trim_alt
<
enzyme seq
>
Notrim
Enable alternate auto trim
-trim_cutoff
<
n
>
0.05
Trim_alt error probability
-trim_fasta
None
None
Trim FASTA bases and qual. values
-trim_scf
None
None
Trim SCF bases and qual. values
-trim_phd
None
None
Trim base call data in phd files
-process_nomatch
None
None
Process chromats with unmatchable
primerID string
Notes
o
Available from http://www.phrap.org/phredphrap/phred.html [17]. For common command-line
options, see Table 2.2.
p
For a complete listing of command-line options, invoke Phred with the -help option.
2.2.2.6 Sequence alignment and assembly
To perform variant discovery with resequencing data, it is necessary to anchor sequence
reads on a reference sequence for making comparisons (alignment), and it is usually advis-
able to layer multiple overlapping reads on the reference to generate a consensus call at
each base (assembly). The
cross_match
and
Phrap
[18] programs created by the University
of Washington are commonly used to perform such tasks with capillary-based resequencing
data. The reference sequence input to
Phrap
must be in trace file (SCF) format and can