The q count trim option allows end trimming of the low quality regions of the basecall using a count of q score below a set threshold using a…
- 13 May 2019In Depth: Q Count Trim
- 1 May 2019In Depth: Auto Start
Under the default settings, Auto PeakTrace 6 will only start to process trace files after the user has manually clicked the Run button on the main window. If…
- 19 Mar 2019Auto PeakTrace 6.932 & PeakTrace 6.932 Released
We have released Auto PeakTrace 6.932 and PeakTrace 6.932 for Linux and Windows. This is a small bug fix release that resolves issues on rare trace types, especially…
- 1 Mar 2019In Depth: Trim Improved Traces Only
PeakTrace 6 allows users to trim traces based on 5 parameters, Q average, N count, Q count, PCR base and Clear Range trimming. These settings allow the removal of…
- 4 Feb 2019Auto PeakTrace RP 6.93 Released
We have released Auto PeakTrace RP 6.93. This release improves the calling of Auto PeakTrace RP from the command line. The full list of changes includes New Feature.…
- 8 Jan 2019In Depth: Clear Range Trimming
The Clear Range Trim option allows you to select the number of bases you want to trim from the start and end of a trace. Through the use of…
- 21 Dec 2018In Depth: Fuse Trace and Fuse Basecall
The PeakTrace 6 fuse trace at base and fuse basecall at base options allow the combination of 2 basecallers in one basecall to gain the best from both.…
- 17 Dec 2018In Depth: No Peak Resolution
An unfortunate side effect of a basecaller’s ability to process peaks is that the processing can suppress or raise the secondary peak signal and with it alter the…
- 8 Dec 2018In Depth: PeakTrace Basecalling with KB Fallback
In most scenarios the usage of PeakTrace will lead to increasing the number of high quality bases in the basecall. There are however a few factors that can limit PeakTrace's…
- 30 Nov 2018Auto PeakTrace RP 6.92 Released
We have released Auto PeakTrace 6.92 for Windows. This update supports a new method of removing minor peaks from under the major peaks, as well as many changes…