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Add additional tips for host removal

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James Fellows Yates 2022-04-17 17:55:23 +02:00
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@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Similarly to complexity filtering, host-removal can be useful for runtime optimi
nf-core/taxprofiler currently offers host-removal via alignment against a reference genome with Bowtie2, and the use of the unaligned reads for downstream profiling. nf-core/taxprofiler currently offers host-removal via alignment against a reference genome with Bowtie2, and the use of the unaligned reads for downstream profiling.
You can supply your reference genome in FASTA format with `--shortread_hostremoval_reference`. You can also optionally supply a directory containing pre-indexed Bowtie2 index files with `--shortread_hostremoval_index`, however nf-core/taxprofiler will generate this for you if necessary. You can supply your reference genome in FASTA format with `--shortread_hostremoval_reference`. You can also optionally supply a directory containing pre-indexed Bowtie2 index files with `--shortread_hostremoval_index`, however nf-core/taxprofiler will generate this for you if necessary. Pre-supplying the directory of index files can greatly speed up the process, and these can be re-used.
> 💡 If you have multiple taxa or sequences you wish to remove (e.g., the host genome and then also PhiX - common quality-control reagent during sequencing) you can simply concatenate the FASTAs of each taxa or sequences into a single reference file. > 💡 If you have multiple taxa or sequences you wish to remove (e.g., the host genome and then also PhiX - common quality-control reagent during sequencing) you can simply concatenate the FASTAs of each taxa or sequences into a single reference file.