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  1. 1/n I just want to take a moment to shout out to the State Public Health Bioinformatics group (STaPH-B #STaPHB) for outstanding work. Several months ago, I wanted to try out #minimap2 for something, so I went looking for a published Docker container and found hub.docker.com/r/staphb/minima which worked great. Yesterday, it occurred to me that I wanted to do something a little additional and could just add what I wanted to the existing Dockerfile, so I went looking for it...

  2. 1/n I just want to take a moment to shout out to the State Public Health Bioinformatics group (STaPH-B #STaPHB) for outstanding work. Several months ago, I wanted to try out #minimap2 for something, so I went looking for a published Docker container and found hub.docker.com/r/staphb/minima which worked great. Yesterday, it occurred to me that I wanted to do something a little additional and could just add what I wanted to the existing Dockerfile, so I went looking for it...

  3. 1/n I just want to take a moment to shout out to the State Public Health Bioinformatics group (STaPH-B #STaPHB) for outstanding work. Several months ago, I wanted to try out #minimap2 for something, so I went looking for a published Docker container and found hub.docker.com/r/staphb/minima which worked great. Yesterday, it occurred to me that I wanted to do something a little additional and could just add what I wanted to the existing Dockerfile, so I went looking for it...

  4. 1/n I just want to take a moment to shout out to the State Public Health Bioinformatics group (STaPH-B #STaPHB) for outstanding work. Several months ago, I wanted to try out #minimap2 for something, so I went looking for a published Docker container and found hub.docker.com/r/staphb/minima which worked great. Yesterday, it occurred to me that I wanted to do something a little additional and could just add what I wanted to the existing Dockerfile, so I went looking for it...

  5. 1/n I just want to take a moment to shout out to the State Public Health Bioinformatics group (STaPH-B #STaPHB) for outstanding work. Several months ago, I wanted to try out #minimap2 for something, so I went looking for a published Docker container and found hub.docker.com/r/staphb/minima which worked great. Yesterday, it occurred to me that I wanted to do something a little additional and could just add what I wanted to the existing Dockerfile, so I went looking for it...

  6. @thebiologistisn I was thinking about the comparison of 2 similar assemblies and came up with a potentially useful visualization. As a test set I used the C. elegans N2 assembly (original) and the VC2010 assembly (a resequencing of the same strain, so it should be very similar). I already compared these 2 with #minimap2 and have that data on #WormBase's #JBrowse2. I wrote a simple script that would take a sorted paf file (minimap2) and find gaps. This is the result: wormbase.org/tools/genome/jbro

  7. @thebiologistisn I was thinking about the comparison of 2 similar assemblies and came up with a potentially useful visualization. As a test set I used the C. elegans N2 assembly (original) and the VC2010 assembly (a resequencing of the same strain, so it should be very similar). I already compared these 2 with #minimap2 and have that data on #WormBase's #JBrowse2. I wrote a simple script that would take a sorted paf file (minimap2) and find gaps. This is the result: wormbase.org/tools/genome/jbro

  8. @thebiologistisn I was thinking about the comparison of 2 similar assemblies and came up with a potentially useful visualization. As a test set I used the C. elegans N2 assembly (original) and the VC2010 assembly (a resequencing of the same strain, so it should be very similar). I already compared these 2 with #minimap2 and have that data on #WormBase's #JBrowse2. I wrote a simple script that would take a sorted paf file (minimap2) and find gaps. This is the result: wormbase.org/tools/genome/jbro

  9. @thebiologistisn I was thinking about the comparison of 2 similar assemblies and came up with a potentially useful visualization. As a test set I used the C. elegans N2 assembly (original) and the VC2010 assembly (a resequencing of the same strain, so it should be very similar). I already compared these 2 with #minimap2 and have that data on #WormBase's #JBrowse2. I wrote a simple script that would take a sorted paf file (minimap2) and find gaps. This is the result: wormbase.org/tools/genome/jbro

  10. @thebiologistisn I was thinking about the comparison of 2 similar assemblies and came up with a potentially useful visualization. As a test set I used the C. elegans N2 assembly (original) and the VC2010 assembly (a resequencing of the same strain, so it should be very similar). I already compared these 2 with #minimap2 and have that data on #WormBase's #JBrowse2. I wrote a simple script that would take a sorted paf file (minimap2) and find gaps. This is the result: wormbase.org/tools/genome/jbro

  11. @thebiologistisn oh, well, I’m not an expert on comparative genomics, but I do like #minimap2, mostly because it’s easy, fast and gives reasonable looking results for C. elegans and friends. And, not surprisingly, makes nice looking pictures in #JBrowse2 When I get back to my laptop, I’ll post some pictures (still don’t do much genome browsing on my phone :-)

  12. @thebiologistisn oh, well, I’m not an expert on comparative genomics, but I do like #minimap2, mostly because it’s easy, fast and gives reasonable looking results for C. elegans and friends. And, not surprisingly, makes nice looking pictures in #JBrowse2 When I get back to my laptop, I’ll post some pictures (still don’t do much genome browsing on my phone :-)

  13. @thebiologistisn oh, well, I’m not an expert on comparative genomics, but I do like #minimap2, mostly because it’s easy, fast and gives reasonable looking results for C. elegans and friends. And, not surprisingly, makes nice looking pictures in #JBrowse2 When I get back to my laptop, I’ll post some pictures (still don’t do much genome browsing on my phone :-)

  14. @thebiologistisn oh, well, I’m not an expert on comparative genomics, but I do like #minimap2, mostly because it’s easy, fast and gives reasonable looking results for C. elegans and friends. And, not surprisingly, makes nice looking pictures in #JBrowse2 When I get back to my laptop, I’ll post some pictures (still don’t do much genome browsing on my phone :-)

  15. @thebiologistisn oh, well, I’m not an expert on comparative genomics, but I do like #minimap2, mostly because it’s easy, fast and gives reasonable looking results for C. elegans and friends. And, not surprisingly, makes nice looking pictures in #JBrowse2 When I get back to my laptop, I’ll post some pictures (still don’t do much genome browsing on my phone :-)

  16. #Minimap2 #Rust library release: minimap2 v0.1.13+minimap2.2.26

    * Latest minimap2 stable release (2.26)
    * with_seq function
    * hopefully compiles for MacOS / aarch64.
    * Still struggling with SSE, I recommend using simde feature
    * Soft-clipping properly in CIGAR strings but use caution. Happy to work on it more.

    github.com/jguhlin/minimap2-rs

    crates.io/crates/minimap2

    And the -sys crate
    crates.io/crates/minimap2-sys

    #bioinformatics #genomics #nanopore #pacbio

  17. #Minimap2 #Rust library release: minimap2 v0.1.13+minimap2.2.26

    * Latest minimap2 stable release (2.26)
    * with_seq function
    * hopefully compiles for MacOS / aarch64.
    * Still struggling with SSE, I recommend using simde feature
    * Soft-clipping properly in CIGAR strings but use caution. Happy to work on it more.

    github.com/jguhlin/minimap2-rs

    crates.io/crates/minimap2

    And the -sys crate
    crates.io/crates/minimap2-sys

    #bioinformatics #genomics #nanopore #pacbio

  18. #Minimap2 #Rust library release: minimap2 v0.1.13+minimap2.2.26

    * Latest minimap2 stable release (2.26)
    * with_seq function
    * hopefully compiles for MacOS / aarch64.
    * Still struggling with SSE, I recommend using simde feature
    * Soft-clipping properly in CIGAR strings but use caution. Happy to work on it more.

    github.com/jguhlin/minimap2-rs

    crates.io/crates/minimap2

    And the -sys crate
    crates.io/crates/minimap2-sys

    #bioinformatics #genomics #nanopore #pacbio

  19. #Minimap2 #Rust library release: minimap2 v0.1.13+minimap2.2.26

    * Latest minimap2 stable release (2.26)
    * with_seq function
    * hopefully compiles for MacOS / aarch64.
    * Still struggling with SSE, I recommend using simde feature
    * Soft-clipping properly in CIGAR strings but use caution. Happy to work on it more.

    github.com/jguhlin/minimap2-rs

    crates.io/crates/minimap2

    And the -sys crate
    crates.io/crates/minimap2-sys

    #bioinformatics #genomics #nanopore #pacbio

  20. #Minimap2 #Rust library release: minimap2 v0.1.13+minimap2.2.26

    * Latest minimap2 stable release (2.26)
    * with_seq function
    * hopefully compiles for MacOS / aarch64.
    * Still struggling with SSE, I recommend using simde feature
    * Soft-clipping properly in CIGAR strings but use caution. Happy to work on it more.

    github.com/jguhlin/minimap2-rs

    crates.io/crates/minimap2

    And the -sys crate
    crates.io/crates/minimap2-sys

    #bioinformatics #genomics #nanopore #pacbio

  21. Been working on a #pangenome tutorial comparing alignments with #minimap2 (left) and #seqseqpan (right) and adding genome features, including species-specific sequences, sequence similarity, TEs, and ATAC-seq (data from Heliconius butterflies). stevenvb12.github.io/

  22. Been working on a #pangenome tutorial comparing alignments with #minimap2 (left) and #seqseqpan (right) and adding genome features, including species-specific sequences, sequence similarity, TEs, and ATAC-seq (data from Heliconius butterflies). stevenvb12.github.io/

  23. So - with kit v14 and what seems to be pretty great #nanopore read qualities across the board (still itching to test out duplex calls on existing data and compare), should we reconfigure #minimap2 options for longread mapping? Or would using asm5 preset suffice?

    Anyone with v14 reads with some insights?

    #bioinformatics #sequencing #genomics

  24. So - with kit v14 and what seems to be pretty great #nanopore read qualities across the board (still itching to test out duplex calls on existing data and compare), should we reconfigure #minimap2 options for longread mapping? Or would using asm5 preset suffice?

    Anyone with v14 reads with some insights?

    #bioinformatics #sequencing #genomics

  25. So - with kit v14 and what seems to be pretty great #nanopore read qualities across the board (still itching to test out duplex calls on existing data and compare), should we reconfigure #minimap2 options for longread mapping? Or would using asm5 preset suffice?

    Anyone with v14 reads with some insights?

    #bioinformatics #sequencing #genomics

  26. So - with kit v14 and what seems to be pretty great #nanopore read qualities across the board (still itching to test out duplex calls on existing data and compare), should we reconfigure #minimap2 options for longread mapping? Or would using asm5 preset suffice?

    Anyone with v14 reads with some insights?

    #bioinformatics #sequencing #genomics

  27. So - with kit v14 and what seems to be pretty great #nanopore read qualities across the board (still itching to test out duplex calls on existing data and compare), should we reconfigure #minimap2 options for longread mapping? Or would using asm5 preset suffice?

    Anyone with v14 reads with some insights?

    #bioinformatics #sequencing #genomics

  28. Is there any one familiar with analysis of #nanopore #longreads ?

    I'm having some bizarre issues when using #minimap2 to align them and I'm almost out of ideas of what to try next...

    Here's an explanation of my issue

    biostars.org/p/9546698/

    #sequencing #alignment #bioinformatics

  29. Is there any one familiar with analysis of #nanopore #longreads ?

    I'm having some bizarre issues when using #minimap2 to align them and I'm almost out of ideas of what to try next...

    Here's an explanation of my issue

    biostars.org/p/9546698/

    #sequencing #alignment #bioinformatics

  30. Is there any one familiar with analysis of #nanopore #longreads ?

    I'm having some bizarre issues when using #minimap2 to align them and I'm almost out of ideas of what to try next...

    Here's an explanation of my issue

    biostars.org/p/9546698/

    #sequencing #alignment #bioinformatics

  31. Is there any one familiar with analysis of #nanopore #longreads ?

    I'm having some bizarre issues when using #minimap2 to align them and I'm almost out of ideas of what to try next...

    Here's an explanation of my issue

    biostars.org/p/9546698/

    #sequencing #alignment #bioinformatics