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If the reference sequence contains a degenerate/heterozygous base (W, S, M, K, R, Y, etc.), it gives the error "FASTA file contains nucleotides != [ACGTN]."
As a quick and dirty fix, it could map these bases to N. The best fix would be to use the bases according to their meaning, e.g. C or T for Y.
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Yes, your quick fix is the intended way to use Pearl. The tool should be used to confirm nucleotide sequences, so degenerate/heterozygous bases will not solve the sequence.
If the reference sequence contains a degenerate/heterozygous base (W, S, M, K, R, Y, etc.), it gives the error "FASTA file contains nucleotides != [ACGTN]."
As a quick and dirty fix, it could map these bases to N. The best fix would be to use the bases according to their meaning, e.g. C or T for Y.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: