FASTAQ-SEQUENCE_TRIM(1)
β¨ FASTAQ-SEQUENCE_TRIM β¨
okay bestie, welcome to fastaq_sequence_trim, from section 1 of the User Commands manual π
π NAME π
fastaq_sequence_trim β trim exact matches to a given string off the start of every sequence βοΈβ¨
π DESCRIPTION π
usage, babes:
fastaq_sequence_trim [options] <infile_1> <infile_2> <outfile_1> <outfile_2> <trim_seqs>
so the vibe is: it trims sequences off the start of all sequences in a pair of sequence files, whenever there is a perfect match π― no match, no trim, periodt.
and here's the important part β it only keeps a read pair if both reads of the pair are at least a minimum length after any trimming π so if one read gets chopped too short, that whole pair is out. no half-pairs up in here π
π¦ positional arguments π¦
infile_1β the name of the forward fasta/q file you wanna trim πinfile_2β the name of the reverse fasta/q file you wanna trim πoutfile_1β the name of the output forward fasta/q file πΈoutfile_2β the name of the output reverse fasta/q file πΈtrim_seqsβ the name of a file of sequences to search for at the start of each input sequence π like, these are the things it's hunting for at the beginning of every read, iykyk
βοΈ options βοΈ
-h,--helpβ show this help message and exit π«Ά classic, iconic, always there for u--min_length INTβ minimum length of output sequences, default is[50]π--revcompβ trim the end of each sequence if it matches the reverse complement 𧬠this option is intended for PCR primer trimming, so if that's ur era, this is ur flag π₯
bestie reminder: with --revcomp it's the end getting trimmed, not the start β two ends, two jobs, don't mix them up π
that's the whole thing, no cap π go trim something, slay.
fastaq_sequence_trim 3.17.0 Β· January 2026 β mwah, made with love, see u next manpage ππ¦π
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: fastaq 3.17.0-9build1 Β· GPL-3.0-only
- ubuntu stonking: fastaq 3.17.0-9build1 Β· GPL-3.0-only
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