We sequenced three lines of zea mays, using paired-end sequencing. This sequencing was done by our sequencing core and we received the data on 2013-05-10. Each variety should have two sequences files, with suffixes _R1.fastq
and _R2.fastq
, indicating which member of the pair it is.
All raw FASTQ sequences are in data/seqs/
:
$ find data/seqs -name "*.fastq"
data/seqs/zmaysA_R1.fastq
data/seqs/zmaysA_R2.fastq
data/seqs/zmaysB_R1.fastq
data/seqs/zmaysB_R2.fastq
data/seqs/zmaysC_R1.fastq
data/seqs/zmaysC_R2.fastq
After the sequencing data was received, our first stage of analysis was to ensure the sequences were high quality. We ran each of the three lines' two paired-end FASTQ files through a quality diagnostic and control pipeline. Our planned pipeline is:
- Create base quality diagnostic graphs.
- Check reads for adapter sequences.
- Trim adapter sequences.
- Trim poor quality bases.
Recommended trimming programs: - Trimmomatic - Scythe Zea Mays SNP Calling Project Project started 2013-01-03 Samples expected from sequencing core 2013-01-10 Samples expected from sequencing core 2013-01-10
Maize reference genome version: refgen3, downloaded 2013-01-04 from
http://maizegdb.org into /share/data/refgen3/
.