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Consensus between independent reads improves the accuracy of genome and transcriptome analyses, however lack of consensus between very similar sequences in metagenomic studies can and often does represent natural variation of biological significance. The common use of machine-assigned quality scores on next generation platforms does not necessarily correlate with accuracy. Here, we describe using the overlap of paired-end, short sequence reads to identify error-prone reads in marker gene analyses and their contribution to spurious OTUs following clustering analysis using QIIME. Our approach can also reduce error in shotgun sequencing data generated from libraries with small, tightly constrained insert sizes. The open-source implementation of this algorithm in Python programming language with user instructions can be obtained from -utils.
Relative to pyrosequencing on the Roche GS20 and FLX sequencers, the Illumina platform offers significantly increased sequencing depth and a robust paired-end sequencing technology that recovers DNA sequence from the both ends of a single DNA template. Quality filtering methods for Illumina reads generally rely upon machine-reported Q-scores and empirically defined thresholds to eliminate noise. Varying the stringency of these thresholds changes the sensitivity and specificity of the outcome, without guaranteeing an accurate basecall [5], [6]. Agreement between overlaps of paired-end reads in MPS analyses can guide quality filtering to increase sequence accuracy. For marker gene analyses, the selection of primer sites within well-conserved regions will control the library insert size and specify the extent of overlap between paired-end reads. Alternatively, the insert size of shotgun genomic or metagenomic libraries can be constrained to a narrow range by size selection that also can control the extent of overlap for the forward and reverse reads.
Zhou et al. [7] previously described the use of overlapping reads to improve amplicon sequence quality, and Masella et al. [8] recently developed a fast aligner (PANDAseq) for overlapping paired-end reads that employs Q-scores to solve disagreements between mismatches and retain a larger number of high-quality reads compared to naïve approaches. However, to the best of our knowledge, popular Q-score based filtering methods for Illumina reads have not been benchmarked against methods that benefit from the overlapping regions of paired-end reads for quality filtering.
Here we present a set of multiplexing fusion primers, a library preparation method and associated analysis software to generate very high quality short reads on Illumina platforms using paired-end technology. We evaluate this strategy by applying it to the V6 region of the 16S rRNA gene amplified from control and environmental samples, and compare the quality control procedure we present with two other quality filtering approaches [5], [6] to discuss the sensitivity and specificity limitations of Q-score-based quality filtering methods.
To compare OTU clustering performance of each quality filtering method, we clustered each sample with QIIME (v1.5) [9] using the default UCLUST method [10] and a 97% similarity threshold for OTU formation with minimum cluster size of 2. Because complete overlap analysis consistently yielded the smallest number of reads for each sample (Table S2), we randomly subsampled reads generated by Bokulich and Minoche 5 times to prevent any bias in clustering results and clustered the result of each subsampling independently to report the mean number of OTUs for each sample.
To explain the difference in numbers, we examined the fate of paired-end reads that the different filtering approaches identified as low or high quality. Our analysis showed that both Q-score-based analysis methods classified 561,245 paired-end reads as high-quality, that complete overlap analysis rejected as low-quality. Similarly, Q-score based methods rejected 7,450 paired-end reads that complete overlap identified as having high quality (Figure 3). With its default parameters, Bokulich identified 29,658 additional high-quality pairs that Minoche and complete overlap analysis rejected (Figure 3A). On the other hand, Minoche rejected 14,330 pairs that both Bokulich and complete overlap analysis identified as high-quality (Figure 3B).
The mean quality scores of paired-end reads from the numbered regions in Venn diagrams are shown below. In each panel, the top and bottom lines show read 1 and read 2, respectively. The mean quality of each pair at each nucleotide position is also shown with a smooth line.
Requiring perfect compliance between paired reads generates high-quality short sequences from Illumina paired-end reads from libraries that contain small amplicons or short insert genomic libraries. Short reads generated by this method contain a remarkably small number of random sequencing errors. In order for a read containing a random sequencing error to pass the filtering, not only must the location of the error be the same, but also the nucleotide changes must be complementary, which together render the probability very low. However, this method is incapable of reducing the number of PCR errors that occur during the original library amplification or the amplification during the cluster formation on the Illumina flow cell.
Q-score-based quality filtering methods rely on PHRED-like algorithms [11], [12] to determine the accuracy of base calls. Even though the arbitrary Q-score thresholds recommended by empirical studies seem to be relatively successful at removing very low quality reads (Figure 3), methods that rely on Q-scores can over-estimate the accuracy. Overall, the number of clusters identified in reads filtered with complete overlap method was approximately 30% less than the number of clusters identified in reads that were filtered by Q-scores-based methods for each sample (Figure 4).
Comparison of the complete overlap analysis with two recently published quality filtering approaches by Bokulich et al. [5] and Minoche et al. [6] showed that while they perform well at identifying most low-quality reads, they tend to identify as high-quality many reads that contain random sequencing errors revealed by the complete overlap analysis (Figure 3). This is not because they are implemented poorly, but because Q-scores can be misleading. For instance, area a-1 in Figure 3 shows the number of reads that were identified as high quality by all three methods. In contrast, area a-2 shows reads that were identified as high quality only by the two Q-score-based methods. The similarity between these two areas with respect to the mean quality scores (Figure 3, bottom panel) shows the difficulty of identifying reads that contain random sequencing errors via Q-score-based approaches alone. This emphasizes the importance of relying on methods that incorporate knowledge of the experimental design, e.g. degree of overlap or the existence of technical replicates, when the read quality is of utmost priority. The contribution of false positives (reads wrongly identified as high-quality) becomes clear when resulting reads are used for cluster analysis. After subsampling to the smallest number of reads, clustering analysis consistently resulted in more OTUs for reads quality-filtered by score based approaches.
None of the quality filtering methods used in this study are able to reduce PCR error, which is an outstanding issue [13]. However, the ability to remove the majority of random sequencing errors improves the accuracy of bacterial diversity estimates. Although we used V6 region to demonstrate library preparation and quality filtering, this complete overlap approach can also be used to generate very high quality reads from shotgun metagenomic libraries. With the increasing read lengths of Illumina platforms (e.g., 250 nt paired-end reads on the MiSeq), it can be used to obtain longer high quality reads across multiple hypervariable regions of the 16S rRNA gene.
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