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ARTIC V4.1 primer scheme for Omicron #175
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we might want to implement also a "flexible" approach for a user to supply just a primer bed file? therefore adding any dir and using the dir name in --primerV will work |
k great!
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We will test V4.1 soon, so would be good to get the primer BED in poreCov. But yet can not find something here https://github.com/artic-network/artic-ncov2019/tree/master/primer_schemes/nCoV-2019 |
Not quite sure, what this comment means, but the arctic guys are also on it: In the mean time, I have here a scheme file for V4.1: nCoV-2019.scheme.bed.txt |
maybe that already does the trick, @MarieLataretu ! thx Do you have time to add this as new primer kit to the pipeline? As @replikation wrote above, this should be relatively easy. The best would be of course to use the "official" files once this issue artic-network/artic-ncov2019#86 (comment) is resolved. Maybe lets wait until tomorrow and see if the files are added then to the ARTIC primer repo :) |
Sure, I can do a PR! As I understand poreCov, only the scheme file is used, right? Edit: I think seqrs needs also the primer sequences |
just add a folder like this: primer bed file and the fasta and fai file (can be copied). the dirname is the name for the |
Thx @MarieLataretu ! once we have the structure already in, we can also easily update to the official files from the ARTIC network once they ar available |
We might need to add support for V4.1 soon:
https://twitter.com/Scalene/status/1466070415986544640
https://community.artic.network/t/sars-cov-2-v4-1-update-for-omicron-variant/342
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