INTRO
We received PacBio data back from Angie Shmoldt at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as part of Rick’s Salvelinus namaycush sequencing project.
Data was downloaded and MD5 checksums were verified.
Data was downloaded via sftp using the program lftp, as it was the only way I could figure out how to recursively download the data via command line (SSH access was not an option). Here’s the example:
lftp sftp://user@hostname
lftp> mirror /remote/directory /local/destination/Data is available here:
https://owl.fish.washington.edu/nightingales/S_namaycush/LakeTrout/
Data
Barcoding information can be found in this Excel file:
| Pool 1 | Sample | Adapter barcode |
|---|---|---|
| Lean | FA047 | bc2041 TATGATCACTGAGTAT |
| Siscowet | FA097 | bc2071 CGAGTCTAGCGAGTAT |
| Siscowet | FA099 | bc2072 TATCAGTAGTGAGTAT |
| Pool2 | Sample | Adapter barcode |
|---|---|---|
| Lean | FA094 | bc2069 TCTATGACATGAGTAT |
| Lean | FA095 | bc2070 TACTGCTCACGAGTAT |
| Siscowet | FA100 | bc2073 ATCACTAGTCGAGTAT |
There are two “pools” of data, which exist as BAM files:
Pool 1
BAM
MD5:
58f6d02a4a8e4a96a9c67cead15f2363
Report (PDF)
Pool 2
BAM
MD5:
a406ece54be24ca78257109a57c367a8
Report (PDF)
Checksum verification
No MD5 checksums were provided, however, the files were hosted on a Synology server, so I was able to generate checksums using the web interface. I manually compared those with the checksums I generated for the files once they were on Owl.


