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Bio Reads Qc Mapping

skill-fmschulz-omics-skills-bio-reads-qc-mapping · by fmschulz

Ingest, QC, and map reads with reproducible outputs. Use for raw read processing and coverage stats.

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Bio Reads QC Mapping

Ingest, QC, and map reads with reproducible outputs. Use for raw read processing and coverage stats.

Instructions

  1. Parse sample sheet and validate inputs.
  2. For short reads: run QC and adapter/quality trimming with bbduk or fastp v1.3.3+.
  3. For long reads: use current basecaller-aware QC first. For ONT, prefer Dorado summaries/trimming during basecalling or demultiplexing when starting from signal/BAM; for FASTQ-only filtering use chopper for quality/length/end trimming or filtlong v0.2.1 when selecting reads for assembly. Use Pychopper for full-length cDNA. Treat Porechop_ABI as a targeted legacy/fallback adapter-discovery tool, and record why it is needed.
  • For very large ONT FASTQ inputs, do not burn the first full read pass on raw gzip -t or raw seqkit stats preflight unless the user explicitly asks for it. Record raw stat metadata and, if needed, a small sampled sanity check; let the first full pass be the actual filtering/orientation step, then run seqkit stats on produced outputs.
  • For ONT cDNA with Pychopper, write outputs with plain .fastq suffixes unless you explicitly pipe/compress them yourself. Pychopper can write plain FASTQ even when the output path ends in .gz; avoid gzip -t on Pychopper outputs unless magic bytes confirm gzip. If legacy outputs have .fastq.gz names but plain FASTQ content, rename them to .fastq before resuming.
  • Pychopper report plotting can fail after the reads are already processed, for example from a pandas/statistics type-conversion error. On that failure, inspect whether the classified/unclassified/rescued/read-stats outputs exist and are non-empty. If they do, resume downstream from those outputs rather than rerunning the full Pychopper pass.
  1. Map reads and produce coverage tables:
  • Short reads, CPU: bbmap or bwa-mem2 v2.2.1+. Short reads, GPU node available: NVIDIA Parabricks fq2bam (wraps bwa-mem2 + GATK markdup; typically 3–4× faster than bwa-mem2 on 8 cores and up to ~80× over a 96-core CPU pipeline).
  • Long reads, CPU: minimap2 v2.30+. AVX-512 hardware: mm2-fast as a drop-in replacement (~1.8× speedup). GPU node available: mm2-gb or mm2-ax for CUDA-accelerated long-read alignment.
  1. Record the tool, version, and any GPU device used in the run log.

Quick Reference

| Task | Action | |------|--------| | Run workflow | Follow the steps in this skill and capture outputs. | | Validate inputs | Confirm required inputs and reference data exist. | | Review outputs | Inspect reports and QC gates before proceeding. | | Tool docs | See docs/README.md. |

Input Requirements

Prerequisites:

  • Tools available in the active environment (Pixi/conda/system). See docs/README.md for expected tools.
  • Sample sheet and reads are available.

Inputs:

  • sample_sheet.tsv
  • reads/*.fastq.gz
  • reference.fasta (optional)

Output

  • results/bio-reads-qc-mapping/trimmed_reads/
  • results/bio-reads-qc-mapping/qc_reports/
  • results/bio-reads-qc-mapping/mapping_stats.tsv
  • results/bio-reads-qc-mapping/coverage.tsv
  • results/bio-reads-qc-mapping/logs/

Quality Gates

  • [ ] Post-QC read count sanity checks pass.
  • [ ] Mapping rate meets project thresholds.
  • [ ] On failure: retry with alternative parameters; if still failing, record in report and exit non-zero.
  • [ ] Validate sample sheet schema and FASTQ integrity.
  • [ ] For long-read QC, record whether trimming happened in the basecaller/demultiplexer, chopper, filtlong, Pychopper, or a documented Porechop_ABI fallback.
  • [ ] For huge ONT inputs, avoid redundant full-file raw preflights; document raw file size/mtime and make the first full pass productive.
  • [ ] For Pychopper outputs, verify actual file type by content, not suffix. Plain FASTQ with a .gz suffix must be renamed or explicitly compressed before downstream tools that expect gzip.
  • [ ] Resume guards should skip expensive completed steps only after confirming the expected output exists, is non-empty, and passes a lightweight content sanity check (seqkit stats, FASTQ header sniff, or gzip magic as appropriate).

Examples

Example 1: Expected input layout

sample_sheet.tsv
reads/*.fastq.gz
reference.fasta (optional)

Troubleshooting

Issue: Missing inputs or reference databases Solution: Verify paths and permissions before running the workflow.

Issue: Low-quality results or failed QC gates Solution: Review reports, adjust parameters, and re-run the affected step.

Issue: Pychopper failed during report/stat plotting but output FASTQs exist Solution: Treat this as a recoverable post-processing failure. Confirm the classified FASTQ is non-empty and readable, fix any misleading .gz suffix, run seqkit stats, and resume downstream steps from the existing Pychopper outputs.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.