🚩Release notes

🚩 Release notes

DRAGEN Microbial Enrichment Plus app version 1.1.0

Component versions

  • Test type, version:

    • RPIP 6.5.1

    • UPIP 8.6.0

    • RVOP 2.7.0

    • VSP 2.7.0

    • VSPv2 2.7.0

    • Custom 1.0.0

  • Analysis Pipeline version: 6.3.12

  • DRAGEN version: 4.3.11

Third-party versions

  • Pangolin 4.3.1 (Pangolin database PUSHER version 1.27)

  • Nextclade 3.5.0

  • SnpEff 5.1

  • ResFinder (version 2.2.1)

  • NCBI Reference Gene Catalog (version 2023-09-26.1)

  • EUCAST expert rules on indicator agents (2019-2023)

  • CLSI Performance Standards for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (M100 34th Edition)

  • Comprehensive Antibiotic Research Database (CARD, version 3.2.8)

  • Comprehensive Antibiotic Research Database Prevalence Data (CARD Prevalence, version 4.0.1)

  • World Health Organization (WHO) Influenza virus neuraminidase inhibitor (NAI) and polymerase acidic protein inhibitor (PAI) Reduced Susceptibility Marker Tables (07 March 2023 version)

Key updates

  • Various bug fixes (see below)

  • Tiered reporting added for Norovirus (GI, GII, GIV, GVIII, GIX) and Dengue virus (type 1, type 2, type 3, type 4)

  • Tiered reporting suppressed for below subtype resolution of Influenza A virus subtypes H1N1 and H3N2

  • Nextclade datasets added for Measles virus (MV) and Dengue virus (DENV) clade assignment

  • Reference genomes added for Monkeypox virus (MPV) Clade 1b

  • Additional database curation

Known issues

  • When reading Biosamples from a Project, Fastq files for Biosamples sharing the same sample name prefix before the first underscore are merged. For example, Fastq files for Biosamples PREFIX_001 and PREFIX_002 will be merged and reported as a single PREFIX sample. To avoid this error, ensure that sample names are unique before the first underscore, replace underscores with a hyphen, or provide Biosample input from a list

  • Coverage results for SARS-CoV-2 are slightly (<1%) over-estimated, which may result in coverage >100% due to an error accounting for masked polyA-tail bases

  • Viral genome consensus sequence bases without aligned read support are indicated by "X" bases rather than "N" bases for RPIP viruses except SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza viruses

Known limitations

  • When providing Biosample input from a list, 99 associated Fastq files is the maximum allowed per analysis. There is no Fastq file limitation when reading Biosamples from a Project

  • In strains containing insertion-deletion mutations (indels), there is a risk of false positive or false negative results for other resistance mutations within a region of 100 nucleotides around the indel

  • In strains containing long insertion-deletion mutations (indels), there is a risk of false negative results for two large vAMR-associated deletion mutations (RPIP, VSPv2) and one large bAMR-associated insertion mutation (RPIP). Long indels may be incorrectly reported as other variant types, such as frameshift mutations

  • Small differences in SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza virus results may be observed between repeat analyses

Bug fixes

  • Nextclade parsing errors for some samples

  • Custom reference sequence analysis not functional in non-US regions

  • User-defined microorganism reporting feature not reporting microorganisms that belong to a tiered reporting group when β€œprediction_logic” column set to β€œdefault”

  • RPKM and absolute quantity metrics inaccurate when read QC disabled

  • SHV beta-lactamase AMR markers incorrectly reported as carbapenemases based on a known curation error in CARD version 3.2.8

  • Reads duplicated for samples with a single FASTQ file

  • Empty FASTQ files abort analysis

  • Pangolin not run on all samples with SARS-CoV-2 detected

  • Viral genome coverage plots not rendered for segmented viruses when all segments not detected

  • Description information missing for some viral genome accessions

DRAGEN Microbial Enrichment Plus app version 1.0.0

Initial release.

Component versions

  • Test type, version:

    • RPIP 6.3.0

    • UPIP 8.4.0

    • RVOP 2.3.0

    • VSP 2.3.0

    • VSPv2 2.3.0

    • Custom 1.0.0

  • Analysis Pipeline version: 6.3.12

  • DRAGEN version: 4.3.6

Third-party versions

  • Pangolin 4.3.1 (Pangolin data 1.27)

  • Nextclade 3.5.0

  • SnpEff 5.1

  • ResFinder (version 2.2.1)

  • NCBI Reference Gene Catalog (version 2023-09-26.1)

  • EUCAST expert rules on indicator agents (2019-2023)

  • CLSI Performance Standards for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (M100 34th Edition)

  • Comprehensive Antibiotic Research Database (CARD, version 3.2.8)

  • Comprehensive Antibiotic Research Database Prevalence Data (CARD Prevalence, version 4.0.1)

  • World Health Organization (WHO) Influenza virus neuraminidase inhibitor (NAI) and polymerase acidic protein inhibitor (PAI) Reduced Susceptibility Marker Tables (07 March 2023 version)

Key updates

  • Updated and expanded microorganism and bacterial AMR marker databases

  • Updated and expanded Influenza virus typing capability and antiviral resistance (AVR) reporting

  • User-defined microorganism reporting list and reporting thresholds

  • Below threshold reporting for microorganisms and/or AMR markers

  • Custom reference sequence analysis

Known issues

  • When reading Biosamples from a Project, Fastq files for Biosamples sharing the same sample name prefix before the first underscore are merged. For example, Fastq files for Biosamples PREFIX_001 and PREFIX_002 will be merged and reported as a single PREFIX sample. To avoid this error, ensure that sample names are unique before the first underscore, replace underscores with a hyphen, or provide Biosample input from a list

  • Reads are duplicated for samples with a single FASTQ file

  • Empty FASTQ files will abort analysis

  • Nextclade may encounter a parsing error for some samples. If an analysis fails, try re-running the analysis with Nextclade disabled

  • Pangolin may not be run on all samples with SARS-COV-2 detected

  • Custom reference sequence analysis is not functional in non-US regions

  • The user-defined microorganism reporting feature does not report microorganisms that belong to a tiered reporting group when the β€œprediction_logic” column is set to β€œdefault”. See the User Guide for further information about microorganism tiered reporting

  • RPKM and absolute quantity metrics are inaccurate when read QC is disabled

  • SHV beta-lactamase AMR markers are incorrectly reported as carbapenemases based on a known curation error in CARD version 3.2.8

  • Coverage results for SARS-CoV-2 are slightly (<1%) over-estimated, which may result in coverage >100% due to an error accounting for masked polyA-tail bases

  • Viral genome consensus sequence bases without aligned read support are indicated by "X" bases rather than "N" bases for RPIP viruses except SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza viruses

Known limitations

  • When providing Biosample input from a list, 99 associated Fastq files is the maximum allowed per analysis. There is no Fastq file limitation when reading Biosamples from a Project

  • Small differences in results may be observed between repeat analyses

  • In strains containing insertion-deletion mutations (indels), there is a risk of false positive or false negative results for other resistance mutations within a region of 100 nucleotides around the indel

  • In strains containing long insertion-deletion mutations (indels), there is a risk of false negative results for two large vAMR-associated deletion mutations (RPIP, VSPv2) and one large bAMR-associated insertion mutation (RPIP). Long indels may be incorrectly reported as other variant types, such as frameshift mutations

  • The RPIP, VSPv2, VSPv1, and RVOP Data Analysis solutions can report Influenza A virus subtypes H1N1 and H3N2 to a below-subtype resolution. Multiple results for H1N1 and/or H3N2 may be reported concurrently, particularly in samples that contain a mixture of Influenza A virus subtypes

  • Viral genome coverage plots are not rendered for segmented viruses when all segments are not detected

  • Description information is missing for some viral genome accessions

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