Artifact deblur_1.1.1-2_all

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  Architecture: all
  Depends: python3-biom-format, python3-click, python3-h5py (>= 2.2.0), python3-numpy,
    python3-scipy, python3-skbio, python3:any
  Description: |-
    deconvolution for Illumina amplicon sequencing
     Deblur is a greedy deconvolution algorithm for amplicon sequencing
     based on Illumina Miseq/Hiseq error profiles.  The authors recommend
     using Deblur via the QIIME2 plugin q2-deblur. Examples of its use can be
     found within the plugin itself. However, Deblur itself does not depend
     on QIIME2.
     .
     The input to Deblur workflow is a directory of FASTA or FASTQ files
     (1 per sample) or a single demultiplexed FASTA or FASTQ file. These
     files can be gzip'd. The output directory will contain three BIOM
     tables in which the observation IDs are the Deblurred sequences. The
     outputs are contingent on the reference databases used and a more
     focused discussion on them is in the subsequent README section titled
     "Positive and Negative Filtering." The output files are as follows:
     .
      * reference-hit.biom : contains only Deblurred reads matching the
        positive filtering database. By default, a reference composed of 16S
        sequences is used, and this resulting table will contain only those
        reads which recruit at a coarse level to it will be retained. Reads
        are also filtered against the negative reference, which by default
        will remove any read which appears to be PhiX or adapter.
     .
      * reference-hit.seqs.fa : a fasta file containing all the sequences
        in reference-hit.biom
     .
      * reference-non-hit.biom : contains only Deblurred reads that did not
        align to the positive filtering database. Negative filtering is also
        appied to this table, so by default, PhiX and adapter are removed.
     .
      * reference-non-hit.seqs.fa : a fasta file containing all the
        sequences in reference-non-hit.biom
     .
      * all.biom : contains all Deblurred reads. This file represents the
        union of the "reference-hit.biom" and "reference-non-hit.biom" tables.
     .
        * all.seqs.fa : a fasta file containing all the sequences in all.biom
     .
     Deblur uses two types of filtering on the sequences:
     .
      * Negative mode - removes known artifact sequences (i.e. sequences
        aligning to PhiX or Adapter with >=95% identity and coverage).
     .
      * Positive mode - keeps only sequences similar to a reference database
        (by default known 16S sequences). SortMeRNA is used, and any sequence
        with an e-value <= 10 is retained. Deblur also outputs a BIOM table
        without this positive filtering step (named all.biom).
     .
     The FASTA files for both of these filtering steps can be supplied via
     the --neg-ref-fp and --pos-ref-fp options. By default, the negative
     database is composed of PhiX and adapter sequence and the positive
     database of known 16S sequences.
     .
     Deblur uses negative mode filtering to remove known artifact (i.e. PhiX
     and Adapter sequences) prior to denoising. The output of Deblur contains
     three files: all.biom, which includes all sOTUs, reference-hit.biom,
     which contains the output of positive filtering of the sOTUs (default
     only sOTUs similar to 16S sequences), and reference-non-hit.biom,
     which contains only sOTUs failing the positive filtering (default only
     non-16S sOTUs).
  Homepage: https://github.com/biocore/deblur
  Installed-Size: '15035'
  Maintainer: Debian Med Packaging Team <debian-med-packaging@lists.alioth.debian.org>
  Package: deblur
  Priority: optional
  Section: science
  Version: 1.1.1-2
srcpkg_name: deblur
srcpkg_version: 1.1.1-2

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