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We are analyzing https://github.com/benlangmead/bowtie2/issues/265.

Title:
Omitting slash mates (/1 or /2) in read names before QNAME truncating Β· Issue #265 Β· BenLangmead/bowtie2
Description:
In printReadName, read names are truncated by following order: Omit slash mate (/1 or /2) from the end of a read name Keep first 255 characters Ignore characters after the first whitespace However, read names in some fastq files (maybe f...
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      headline:Omitting slash mates (/1 or /2) in read names before QNAME truncating
      articleBody:In [`printReadName`](https://github.com/BenLangmead/bowtie2/blob/eff7f6e0265e805f5e10fd6dedf4266bdb5ce64d/sam.h#L216-L240), read names are truncated by following order: 1. Omit slash mate (`/1` or `/2`) from the end of a read name 2. Keep first 255 characters 3. Ignore characters after the first whitespace However, read names in some fastq files (maybe following the old illumina format) can have both slash mates and additional strings. For example, these are the heads of the paired-end fastq files I got from the [ENCODE](https://www.encodeproject.org/experiments/ENCSR975GZA/). ``` @BI:SL-HEA:C3BFGACXX:2:2316:10503:45861/1 1:X:0:CATAGCGA TAGGGTTAGGGTTAGGGTTAGGGTT + @@@FFADDFHHCFHJJJCGDHIJGG ``` ``` @BI:SL-HEA:C3BFGACXX:2:2316:10503:45861/2 1:X:0:CATAGCGA TAACCCTAACCCTAACCCTAACCCT + CCCFFFFFHHHHHJJIJIIJJJJII ``` So I think "slash mates" should be omitted *after* the other truncations to match read names as pairs.
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      headline:Omitting slash mates (/1 or /2) in read names before QNAME truncating
      articleBody:In [`printReadName`](https://github.com/BenLangmead/bowtie2/blob/eff7f6e0265e805f5e10fd6dedf4266bdb5ce64d/sam.h#L216-L240), read names are truncated by following order: 1. Omit slash mate (`/1` or `/2`) from the end of a read name 2. Keep first 255 characters 3. Ignore characters after the first whitespace However, read names in some fastq files (maybe following the old illumina format) can have both slash mates and additional strings. For example, these are the heads of the paired-end fastq files I got from the [ENCODE](https://www.encodeproject.org/experiments/ENCSR975GZA/). ``` @BI:SL-HEA:C3BFGACXX:2:2316:10503:45861/1 1:X:0:CATAGCGA TAGGGTTAGGGTTAGGGTTAGGGTT + @@@FFADDFHHCFHJJJCGDHIJGG ``` ``` @BI:SL-HEA:C3BFGACXX:2:2316:10503:45861/2 1:X:0:CATAGCGA TAACCCTAACCCTAACCCTAACCCT + CCCFFFFFHHHHHJJIJIIJJJJII ``` So I think "slash mates" should be omitted *after* the other truncations to match read names as pairs.
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