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First, we'll run breseq on a small data set to be sure that it is installed correctly, and to get a taste for what the output looks like. This sample is a mixed population of bacteriophage lambda that was co-evolved in lab with its E. coli hosts.
Environment
To set your profile up to run breseq, we need to add "module load bowtie/2.1.0" to your profile.
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cdh #move to your home directory
echo "module load bowtie/2.1.0" >> .profile #this command updates your profile to automatically load the bowtie module |
After you've completed these commands, exit lonestar and re log in to re run your profile.
Data
The data files for this example are in the path:
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idev #idev modulestarts load bowtie/2.1.0 #Breseq uses bowtiean "interactive development" mode which allows you to maprun reads,computationally so this module must be loaded before you run breseqintensive tasks breseq -j 12 -r lambda.gbk lambda_mixed_population.fastq > log.txt |
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This will likely sit for some time in the launcher que, making it a good opportunity to work through the interrogating launcher queue portion of our linux tutorial if you didn't get the opportunity to earlier. |
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