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HybPiper Performance #17

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31 changes: 31 additions & 0 deletions PAFTOL_pipeline/mutateFastq.py
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"""AIM: The goal of this script is to randomly introduce variation into a series of fastq files.
"""

from Bio import SeqIO
import random
from Bio.Seq import Seq
from Bio.SeqRecord import SeqRecord
from Bio.Seq import MutableSeq

inFile = SeqIO.parse("/Users/laurabotigue/HybPiper/test_dataset/EG30_R1_test.fastq", "fastq")
outFile= open("/Users/laurabotigue/HybPiper/test_dataset/EG30_R1_iter2.fastq", "w")

bases=['A','C','G','T']

for read in inFile:
len_seq=len(read.seq)
pos = random.randint(0,len_seq-1)
bases.remove(str(read.seq[pos])) #check if using dictionary instead of list is more elegant.
mut = random.sample(bases, 1)
output_seq = read.seq.tomutable()
output_seq[pos] = mut[0]
bases=['A','C','G','T'] ## This is to restore the poss number of mutations

new_seq = SeqRecord(output_seq, id=read.id, description=read.description)
new_seq.letter_annotations["phred_quality"]=read.letter_annotations["phred_quality"] # A rather convoluted way to pair the new sequence with the old fastq information

SeqIO.write(new_seq, outFile, "fastq")

outFile.close()


31 changes: 31 additions & 0 deletions PAFTOL_pipeline/test_HybPiper_Performance.sh
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"""AIM: The goal of this piece of code is to test the performance of HybPiper
as the test sequences are more and more different from the target sequences.
The motivation is to explore scenarios where the species we are using is
very diverged from the ones used to generate the baits of the HybSeq array.

This pipeline uses files within test_dataset directory in HybPiper. We will create
a loop and each time we are going to randomly introduce variation in the test_sequences.

Every time we will generate heatmap and summary stats to explore how HybPiper performance changes.

Notes for me:
We need to be extracareful to keep the HybPiper hierarchical directory structure, otherwise
it will fail.
Every new file should be created within the test_dataset folder.

Remember to change R code accordingly when we do the LOOP!
Is mutable module or class?
"""
## PENDING: Generate the loop across iterations with appropriate variables

# We first want to run HybPiper's pipeline as it is
Rscript multiSampleLoop.R

# Now we generate heatmap and summstats files.
python ../get_seq_lengths.py test_targets.fasta namelist.txt dna > test_seq_lengths.txt
Rscript gene_recovery_heatmap.R
python hybpiper_stats.py test_seq_lengths.txt namelist.txt > ~/HybPiper/PAFTOL_pipeline/test_stats.txt

# Now we change the test reads fastq. We plan to use the mutable module or class.
python ~/HybPiper/PAFTOL_pipeline/mutateFastq.py

38 changes: 38 additions & 0 deletions PAFTOL_pipeline/test_HybPiper_Pipeline.py
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"""AIM: The goal of this piece of code is to determine how the performance of HybPiper changes
as the sequenced reads are more diverged from the target sequence.

Tasks: We will determine this through three different steps:

1) Use Biopython to generate a series of fastq files of paired end reads where we are randomly introducing
an ever incerasing number of variation from the target sequence.

2) Test HybPiper and see how it performs. What proportions of the reads are aligned with the target and what proportion of them fail."""

from Bio import SeqIO
from Bio import Seq
import random

R1_out=open("200bases20Read_R1.fastqc","write")
R2_out=open("200bases20Read_R2.fastqc","write")

sample='@M00223:27:000000000-AAF1Y:1:1101:'
fwd_read='1:N:0:14'
rev_read='2:N:0:14'

for record in SeqIO.parse("../test_dataset/test_targets.fasta", "fasta"):
seq = record.seq
totLength=len(seq)
for read in range(0,20): # We are going to simulate 20 reads for now, each=200bases long.
n1=random.randint(20000,25000) ## this number is unique to the read
n2=random.randint(1000,2000) ## this number is an unique to the read
line1=sample+":"+str(n1)+":"+str(n2) ## this will be the first line of the fastq file
point1=random.randint(0,totLength-1)
point2=random.randint(point1+200,totLength-1)
if point1 < (totLength - 200):
point2=random.randint(point1+200,totLength-1)
R=seq[point:point+200]
line2=(str(R)
else:
R=seq[point-200:point]
line2=print(str(R))