Cookiecutter: a tool for kmer-based read filtering and extraction
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Abstract
Motivation Kmer-based analysis is a powerful method used in read error correction and implemented in various genome assembly tools. A number of read processing routines include extracting or removing sequence reads from the results of high-throughput sequencing experiments prior to further analysis. Here we present a new approach to sorting or filtering of raw reads based on a provided list of kmers. Results We developed Cookiecutter — a computational tool for rapid read extraction or removing according to a provided list of k-mers generated from a FASTA file. Cookiecutter is based on the implementation of the Aho-Corasik algorithm and is useful in routine processing of high-throughput sequencing datasets. Cookiecutter can be used for both removing undesirable reads and read extraction from a user-defined region of interest. Availability The open-source implementation with user instructions can be obtained from GitHub: https://github.com/ad3002/Cookiecutter .
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