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Chimera.uchime (version 1.39.5.0)
If parameter is false, then if one group finds the seqeunce to be chimeric, then all groups find it to be chimeric
controls how gapped columns affect counting of diffs
controls how gapped columns affect counting of diffs
Alignments show columns with differences that support or contradict a chimeric model.
Values from 0.1 to 5 might be reasonable. Lower values increase sensitivity but may report more false positives.
to ignore very close chimeras, increase mindiv to 1.0 or 2.0, to increase sensitivity decrease minh to 0.1. Default 0.5
Decreasing this weight to around 3 or 4 may give better performance on denoised data
Reasonable values are probably in the range from 0.2 to 2.0. Default 1.4
Reasonable values might range from 0.1 to 2.0. Default 1.0
number of chunks to extract from the query sequence when searching for parents. Default 4.
Default 64
increasing maxp gives only a very small improvement in sensivity but tends to increase the error rate quite a bit. Default 2
Applies to both query and reference sequences. Default 10
Applies to both query and reference sequences. Default 10000
Default 32
global-X is the default

Mothur Overview

Mothur is a comprehensive suite of tools for microbial ecology community. It is initiated by Dr. Patrick Schloss and his software development team in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at The University of Michigan. For more information, see Mothur-Wiki.

Command Documentation

The chimera.uchime command reads a fasta file and reference file and outputs potentially chimeric sequences. The original uchime program was written by Robert C. Edgar and donated to the public domain, http://drive5.com/uchime

Version 1.23.0: Upgrades tool dependency to mothur 1.33 and adds support for count (mothur 1.28) and dereplicate (mothur 1.29) options.