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We present the new tool VARUS [7] that automatically samples, downloads and aligns reads from all runs available on SRA for a given species. It implements an online algorithm that iteratively downloads small random samples from sequencing runs and thereby selects such runs for download of further samples that were estimated to complement best the previously downloaded reads and that have a relatively high percentage of reads or reads pairs that align uniquely to the genome. We tested VARUS on twelve genomes and compared the introns suggested by spliced alignments to those of the reference annotations. Compared with a manual selection of sequencing runs, VARUS achieves for most species a higher accuracy with a smaller number of downloaded reads than the manual selection.

The authors disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: This study was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant no. 81802565); Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province (grant no. BK20180216); Key Project of the Scientific Research Project of Nanjing Medical University Affiliated Suzhou Hospital (grant no. szslyy2017005). All the financial support above support us mainly include downloading relevant data, obtaining database support, analyzing data, purchasing relevant analysis software and related researcher labor subsidies.

We anticipate a future where the costs of transcriptomic measurements will go down dramatically and accessibility will increase, placing it at the heart of the analysis of parasite biology. Advanced algorithms and software packages have been developed for the analysis, integration, and interpretation of multiomics and single-cell data. However, many challenges remain unresolved. For instance, computational models are primarily developed for mammalian cells, and several challenges limit their utility for the analysis of parasite data. New approaches and tools from statistics, computer science, and data engineering are needed to explicitly model and integrate the unique features of parasite biology. In addition, unlike model organisms, where extensive information is available on regulatory networks, metabolic pathways, and posttranslational modifiers, such resources for parasites are limited. Most genes in parasites are currently functionally uncharacterized, and the parasite genomes are poorly annotated. These limitations hamper the development of holistic systems biology approaches to study cellular processes in parasites. However, new datasets on regulatory interactions are being generated at a rapid pace, such as ChIP-seq [12], enabling the integration of multiple sources of information and network biology approaches for parasitology applications.

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A metagenomic post-processing workflow should have the following qualities to maximize its utility and flexibility: it should be deployable on shared computing systems and in the cloud, it should allow simple configuration of software parameters and reference databases, it should provide error handling and the ability to resume after interruptions, it should be modular so that unnecessary steps can be skipped or ignored, and it should allow new procedures to be added by the user. The ability to deploy the workflow on both institutional and cloud platforms enables workflows to be repeated in different labs with different computing setups and provides flexibility for researchers to choose between computing resources at the institution and in the cloud. Similarly, the ability to record running parameters through the use of configuration files allows for the use of experiment-specific software parameters and serves as documentation for future reference.

Quality control: Optionally, reads are downloaded from the SRA using grabseqs [44] and sra-tools [31]. Adapter sequences are removed, and bases are quality filtered using the Cutadapt [45] and Trimmomatic [46] software. Read pairs surviving quality filtering are kept. Read quality is assessed using FastQC [47] and summarized in separate reports.

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