This tool can be used to demultiplex a fastq file (long reads or merged paired-end reads with barcodes on both ends). It supports both gzipped and uncompressed fastq files. The tool allows users to specify the left and right adapter sequences, as well as the lengths of the barcodes. It also provides options for trimming the adapter sequences from the reads.
Your reads should have the following structure:
[LeftBarcode][LeftAdapter]...[RightAdapter][RightBarcode]
Supports .fastq, .fq (uncompressed or gzipped)
Enter your barcode sequences and sample names:
Sample Name | Index 1 Sequence | Index 2 Sequence | Action |
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Upload a tab-delimited file with barcode information (sample name, index 1, index 2):
Format: SampleName<tab>Index1<tab>Index2 (one per line)
Sample Name | Index 1 Sequence | Index 2 Sequence |
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1. Find left adapter in first 30bp → extract left barcode before it
2. Find reverse complement of right adapter in last 30bp → extract right barcode after it
3. If not found, swap adapters and repeat search
This tool was written with the assistance of DeepSeek.