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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `fastp` - `fastp`
- `<sample_id>.fastp.fastq.gz`: File with the trimmed unmerged fastq reads.
- `<sample_id>.merged.fastq.gz`: File with the reads that were successfully merged.
</details> </details>
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `porechop` - `porechop`
- `<sample_id>.fastq.gz` - `<sample_id>.fastq.gz`: Adapter-trimmed file
</details> </details>
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `filtlong` - `filtlong`
- `<sample_id>_filtered.fastq.g` - `<sample_id>_filtered.fastq.gz`: Quality or short read data filtered file
- `<sample_id>_filtered.log` - `<sample_id>_filtered.log`: log file containing summary statistics
</details> </details>
@ -174,7 +176,7 @@ Note that the FASTQ file(s) may _not_ always be the 'final' reads that go into t
<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `minimap2` - `minimap2`
- `<sample_id>.bam` - `<sample_id>.bam`: Alignment file in bam format
</details> </details>
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `samtoolsstats` - `samtoolsstats`
- `<sample_id>.stats` - `<sample_id>.stats`: File containing samtools stats output
</details> </details>
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</details> </details>
The main taxonomic profiling file from KrakenUniq is the `*.tsv` file. This provides the basic results from Kraken2 but with the corrected abundance information. The main taxonomic profiling file from KrakenUniq is the `*.tsv` file. This provides the basic results from Kraken2 but with the corrected abundance information.
### Kraken2 ### Kraken2
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `centrifuge` - `centrifuge`
- `<sample_id>.centrifuge.mapped.fastq.gz` - `<sample_id>.centrifuge.mapped.fastq.gz`: Fastq files containing all mapped reads
- `<sample_id>.centrifuge.report.txt` - `<sample_id>.centrifuge.report.txt`: A classification report that summarises the taxonomic ID, the taxonomic rank, length of genome sequence, number of classified and uniquely classified reads
- `<sample_id>.centrifuge.results.txt` - `<sample_id>.centrifuge.results.txt`: A file that summarises the classification assignment for a read, i.e read ID, sequence ID, score for the classification, score for the next best classification, number of classifications for this read
- `<sample_id>.centrifuge.unmapped.fastq.gz` - `<sample_id>.centrifuge.txt`: A Kraken2-style report that summarises the fraction abundance, taxonomic ID, number of k-mers, taxonomic path of all the hits in the centrifuge run for a given sample
- `<sample_id>.centrifuge.unmapped.fastq.gz`: Fastq file containing all unmapped reads
</details> </details>
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `kaiju` - `kaiju`
- `<sample_id>.tsv` - `<sample_id>.tsv`: A file that summarises the fraction abundance, taxonomic ID, number of reads and taxonomic names
- `kaiju_<db_name>_combined_reports.txt`: A combined profile of all samples aligned to a given database (as generated by `kaiju2table`)
</details> </details>
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<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `diamond` - `diamond`
- `<sample_id>.log` - `<sample_id>.log`: A log file containing stdout information
- `<sample_id>.sam` - `<sample_id>.sam`: A file in SAM format that contains the aligned reads
</details> </details>
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</details> </details>
The main taxonomic profiling file from MetaPhlAn3 is the `*_profile.txt` file. This provides the abundance estimates from MetaPhlAn3 however does not include raw counts by default. The main taxonomic profiling file from MetaPhlAn3 is the `*_profile.txt` file. This provides the abundance estimates from MetaPhlAn3 however does not include raw counts by default.
### mOTUs ### mOTUs
<details markdown="1"> <details markdown="1">
<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>
- `motus` - `motus`
- `<sample_id>.log` - `<sample_id>.log`: A log file that contains summary statistics
- `<sample_id>.out` - `<sample_id>.out`: A classification file that summarises taxonomic identifiers, by default at the rank of mOTUs (i.e., species level), and their relative abundances in the profiled sample.
- `motus_<db_name>_combined_reports.txt`: A combined profile of all samples aligned to a given database (as generated by `motus_merge`)
</details> </details>
### Krona ### Krona
[Krona](https://github.com/marbl/Krona) is Krona allows the exploration of (metagenomic) hierarchical data with interactive zooming, multi-layered pie charts. [Krona](https://github.com/marbl/Krona) is Krona allows the exploration of (metagenomic) hierarchical data with interactive zooming, multi-layered pie charts.
Krona charts will be generated by the pipeline for supported tools (Kraken2, Centrifuge, Kaiju, and MALT) Krona charts will be generated by the pipeline for supported tools (Kraken2, Centrifuge, Kaiju, and MALT)
<details markdown="1"> <details markdown="1">
<summary>Output files</summary> <summary>Output files</summary>