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A couple of questions I'm unsure about and can't get a definite answer for (yes, I've looked over the documentation, wikis, etc..):
- SMRT Analysis software installed on local server is self contained, correct? i.e.) does not connect/transfer any data to outside servers like PacBios or others.
- Do reference and de novo assemblies through the SMRT Portal yield structural variants reports? It doesn't make sense to me that I need to run another job to get variant calls (RS_Minor_Variant)...maybe I'm missing something here.
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I also see a 'Corrections' menu, showing INDELS...but are these "corrected", changed, on the final assembly sequence? - Where's/how do I get the final assembled sequence?
Overall, how do I get a de novo assembly with variant call information; what's the correct protocol(s) to follow?
1 - AFAIK the answer is no. PacBio monitors most instruments remotely (so in theory they have access to data on the instrument), unless your instrument is setup with no external network access.
3 - You can find the sequence files in "DATA" section (lower left corner of SMRTportal main summary page for a job). On the command line you should find that data in
/path_to/smrtanalysis/userdata/jobs/NNN/NNNNNN/data
, where NNNNNN is the job ID from SMRTportal.Thank you @genomax2 for your answers. I had gone through that directory before, and believe it's the
polished_assembly.fasta.gz
which contains the final assembly correct?Correct. You also get the fastq formatted file if you prefer that.