Report breakdown by amplicon sequence


Description


Read distribution plot - plot shows number of reads assigned during read grouping
Filtered Reads - plot shows percentage of assigned reads that have been recognized as PRIMER DIMERS or filtered based on low alignment score
Edit rates - plot gives overview of percentage of reads (not filtered as PRIMER DIMER) that have edits
Frameshift - plot shows what percentage of reads that have frameshift
Read heterogeneity plot - shows what is the share of each of the unique reads in total count of all reads. The more yellow each row, the less heterogeneity in the reads, more black means reads don’t repeat often and are unique
Deletions plot - shows summary of deletions detected after alignments with distinction for forward (top plot) and reverse (bottom) reads, blue dotted lines represent primers as black dotted line represents cut site box, for deletions overlapping with cut site box there is distinction in color
Mismatches plot - shows summary of mismatches detected after alignments split by forward (top plot) and reverse (bottom) reads, mismatches are colored in the same manner as amplicon
Insertions plot - shows summary of insertions detected after alignments split by forward (top plot) and reverse (bottom) reads, insertion is shown as right-angled triangle where size of the insertion corresponds to the width of the triangle, size and transparency of triangle reflect on the frequency of the insertion
Cuts plot - shows summary of cuts in the amplicon (insertions that are overlapping with specified box of uppercase letters in the amplicon, and are supported by both forward and reverse reads)


Amplicon Summary


Amplicon groups

group IDs
1 ID_1, ID_3
2 ID_2
3 ID_4
4 ID_5

Read distribution

Filtered Reads

Edit rates

Frameshift

Heterogeneity of reads


Alignments plots


Group 1

Deletions

Insertions

Mismatches

Cuts

Variants

Group 2

Deletions

Insertions

Mismatches

Cuts

Variants

Group 3

Deletions

Insertions

Mismatches

Cuts

Variants

Group 4

Deletions

Insertions

Mismatches

Cuts

[1] “No cuts to plot.”

Variants