prep_dataset: Prepare kraken report, k-mer statistics, UMI data

In rsahmi: Single-Cell Analysis of Host-Microbiome Interactions

Prepare kraken report, k-mer statistics, UMI data

Description

Three elements returned by this function:

• kreport: Used by slsd().

• kmer: Used by blsd(). The function count the number of k-mers and unique k-mers assigned to a taxon across barcodes. The cell barcode and unique molecular identifier (UMI) are used to identify unique barcodes and reads. Data is reported for taxa of pre-specified ranks (default genus + species) taking into account all subsequently higher resolution ranks. The output is a table of barcodes, taxonomic IDs, number of k-mers, and number of unique k-mers.

• umi: Used by taxa_counts().

Usage

prep_dataset(
  fa1,
  kraken_report,
  kraken_out,
  fa2 = NULL,
  cb_and_umi = function(sequence_id, read1, read2) {
     list(substring(read1, 1L, 16L),
    substring(read1, 17L, 28L))
 },
  ranks = c("G", "S"),
  kmer_len = 35L,
  min_frac = 0.5,
  exclude = "9606",
  threads = 10L,
  overwrite = TRUE,
  odir = NULL
)

read_dataset(dir)

Arguments

fa1, fa2	The path to microbiome fasta 1 and 2 file (returned by extract_kraken_reads()).
kraken_report	The path to kraken report file.
kraken_out	The path of microbiome output file. Usually should be filtered with extract_kraken_output().
cb_and_umi	A function takes sequence id, read1, read2 and return a list of 2 corresponding to cell barcode and UMI respectively., each should have the same length of the input.
ranks	Taxa ranks to analyze.
kmer_len	Kraken kmer length. Default: 35L, which is the default kmer size of kraken2.
min_frac	Minimum fraction of kmers directly assigned to taxid to use read. Reads with ⁠<=min_frac⁠ of the k-mers map inside the taxon's lineage are also discarded.
exclude	A character of taxid to exclude, for SAHMI, the host taxid. Reads with any k-mers mapped to the exclude are discarded.
threads	Number of threads to use.
overwrite	A bool indicates whether to overwrite the files in odir.
odir	A string of directory to save the results.
dir	A string of directory containing the files returned by prep_dataset.

Value

A list of three polars DataFrame:

• kreport: Used by slsd().

• kmer: Used by blsd().

• umi: Used by taxa_counts().

See Also

https://github.com/sjdlabgroup/SAHMI

Examples

# for sequence from `umi-tools`, we can use following function
cb_and_umi <- function(sequence_id, read1, read2) {
    out <- lapply(
        strsplit(sequence_id, "_", fixed = TRUE),
        `[`, 2:3
    )
    lapply(1:2, function(i) {
        vapply(out, function(o) as.character(.subset2(o, i)), character(1L))
    })
}

## Not run: 
# 1. `fa1` and `fa2` should be the output of `extract_kraken_reads()`
# 2. `kraken_report` should be the output of `blit::kraken2()`
# 3. `kraken_out` should be the output of `extract_kraken_output()`
# 4. `dir`: you may want to specify the output directory since this process 
#           is time-consuming
sahmi_dataset <- prep_dataset(
    fa1 = "kraken_microbiome_reads.fa",
    # if you have paired sequence, please also specify `fa2`,
    # !!! Also pay attention to the file name of `fa1` (add suffix `_1`)
    # if you use paired reads.
    # fa2 = "kraken_microbiome_reads_2.fa",
    kraken_report = "kraken_report.txt",
    kraken_out = "kraken_microbiome_output.txt",
    odir = NULL
)
# you may want to prepare all datasets for subsequent workflows.
# `paths` should be the output directory for each sample from
# `blit::kraken2()`, `extract_kraken_output()` and `extract_kraken_reads()`.
sahmi_datasets <- lapply(paths, function(dir) {
    prep_dataset(
        fa1 = file.path(dir, "kraken_microbiome_reads.fa"),
        # fa2 = file.path(dir, "kraken_microbiome_reads_2.fa"),
        kraken_report = file.path(dir, "kraken_report.txt"),
        kraken_out = file.path(dir, "kraken_microbiome_output.txt"),
        odir = dir
    )
})

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