https://github.com/asadprodhan/amr_detection_workflow

https://github.com/asadprodhan/amr_detection_workflow

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Antimicrobial Resistance Detection Workflow

M. Asaduzzaman Prodhan*

School of Biological Sciences, The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway, Perth, WA 6009, Australia. *Correspondence: prodhan82@gmail.com


License GPL 3.0 ORCID



FastQC Analysis

Step 1: Bring the raw data in the Terminal

  • Open the Termnal

  • write cd and then drag the directory containg the fastq.gz files. It will show as follows:

cd "path-of-the-directory"

  • Hit enter

  • Check the fastq.gz files by running

ls

Step 2: Set a conda environment

Run the follwoing commands one by one

conda

If it shows the usage options, then you have conda installed. If it show "command not found", then you don't have conda installed. To install conda follow: https://github.com/asadprodhan/A-beginner-s-guide-to-Bioinformatics#how-to-install-conda-in-my-computer

Now, run

conda create -n amr

conda activate amr

conda install -c bioconda fastqc

Step 4: Create a directory to collect the fastqc results

  • Create a directory to collect the fastqc results

mkdir fastqc_results

Step 5: Run FastQC

for file in *.fastq.gz; do fastqc $file -o ./fastqc_results/ -t 16 -Xmx20g; done

Then

cd fastqc_results

ls

You will see the fastqc reports here.

Owner

  • Name: Asad Prodhan
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  • Location: Perth, Australia
  • Company: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development

Laboratory Scientist at DPIRD. My work involves Oxford Nanopore Sequencing and Bioinformatics for pest and pathogen diagnosis.

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