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5<br />

Chapter 5 Perform Reanalysis<br />

Overview<br />

Overview<br />

Primary reanalysis<br />

You can perform two types of reanalysis on the SOLiD 4 Analyzer.<br />

Primary<br />

Secondary<br />

When you perform primary reanalysis of a sample, <strong>SETS</strong> keeps the<br />

original focal map and color-calling data and recollects the filter<br />

FASTA and run analysis data. When you perform secondary<br />

reanalysis of a sample, only the run analysis data are collected again.<br />

Note: You must be logged in with “user” or “admin” privileges in<br />

order to perform reanalysis.<br />

Overview Primary reanalysis starts at the Filter Fasta stage after color calling.<br />

After you select scans and reanalyze, a new analysis workflow is<br />

created in the database resulting in a new set of FASTA files to be<br />

generated from the pipeline. Reports that are based on FASTA file<br />

inputs reflect changes created by reanalysis.<br />

Note: Make sure to use the correct version of the cycle scans that<br />

you want to reanalyze. Reanalysis is applied to all samples in a run.<br />

1. Click Reanalyze Primary to reanalyze<br />

the primary analysis data.<br />

Click the icon for more information.<br />

98 <strong>Applied</strong> <strong>Biosystems</strong> SOLiD 4 <strong>System</strong> <strong>SETS</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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