| Date | {{DATE_AND_TIME}} |
| Command | {{COMMAND}} |
| Version | {{VERSION}} |
| Runtime | {{RUNTIME}} |
| #Reads | #Bases | Read length | Q20 | Q30 | GC | N | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{NAME}} | {{N_READS}} | {{N_BASES}} | {{LENGTHS}} | {{Q20}} | {{Q30}} | {{GC}} | {{NS}} |
Base composition statistics/plots are based on {{READS}} ({{PCT}}) of {{LABEL}} reads sampled during execution.
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| Stage | Step | Reads | (%) | Bases | (%) | Mean Bases | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{STAGE}} | {{LABEL_1}} | {{LABEL_2}} | {{READS}} | {{PCT_READS}} | {{BASES}} | {{PCT_BASES}} | {{AVG_BASES}} |
{{N_ENABLED_PROC}} of {{N_TOTAL_PROC}} processing steps enabled, {{N_ENABLED_FILT}} of {{N_TOTAL_FILT}} filtering steps enabled. Numbers of reads are given in terms of input reads, meaning that a merged read counts for two. For Processing and Filtering, the numbers of bases specify how many were lost during each step.
Estimated that {{PCT_UNIQUE}} of reads are unique.
Estimated that {{PCT_UNIQUE}} of reads are unique, including {{PCT_UNIQUE_1}} of mate 1 reads and {{PCT_UNIQUE_2}} of mate 2 reads.
Found {{OVERLAPPING_PAIRS}} overlapping pairs of which {{PAIRS_WITH_ADAPTERS}} contained adapter sequence(s).
| {{NAME_1}} | {{REFERENCE_1}} | {{NAME_2}} | {{REFERENCE_2}} | |
| {{ALIGNMENT_1}} | {{ALIGNMENT_2}} | |||
| Consensus | {{CONSENSUS_1}} | Consensus | {{CONSENSUS_2}} | |
| Qualities | {{QUALITIES_1}} | Qualities | {{QUALITIES_2}} |
| Adapter 1 k-mer | Count | % | Adapter 2 k-mer | Count | % | ||
| {{INDEX}} | {{OPTIONAL_KMER_1}} | {{OPTIONAL_COUNT_1}} | {{OPTIONAL_PCT_1}} | {{OPTIONAL_KMER_2}} | {{OPTIONAL_COUNT_2}} | {{OPTIONAL_PCT_2}} |
For comments, suggestions, or feedback, please use GitHub Issues. If you use AdapterRemoval, please cite Schubert et. al. 2016:
Schubert, Lindgreen, and Orlando (2016). AdapterRemoval v2: rapid adapter trimming, identification, and read merging. BMC Research Notes, 12;9(1):88.
This report was generated using Pure (license) and Vega-Lite (license).