Hi @Aditya_Ragil_Suharto,
You are probably losing sequences because the trimmed paired-end reads are not long enough to join. Check your Feses_Denoise-stats.qza file to see where sequences are being dropped, and check your expected amplicon lengths and your truncation parameters:
There are many discussions already on this forum about how to solve truncation/joining issues with dada2. I recommend reading those posts to gain insight if you are still having trouble.
Thank you for the fast reply Mr. @Nicholas_Bokulich
i already check my denoise stats, but i dont know if it good or not. I also check my demux.qzv and i think i already truncate in the right point, sorry if iam wrong. or maybe i need to remove the adapter/primer first?
See how the read counts drop off dramatically at the "merged" (a.k.a. joining) stage. This is clearly the issue.
So you are choosing appropriate quality cutoff points, but this leaves too little sequence to successfully join the forward and reverse reads. You must calculate the expected amplicon length and how long the forward and reverse reads must be to achieve ≥ 20 nt of overlap. Check out other posts in this forum for more detailed examples and description of troubleshooting this.
Hello again, god bless iam already finished my dada2 and the table.qzv data is better than before. But my denoise stats didn't look different than before. My answer is can i increase the table.qzv result? and did i do something wrong because my denoise stats is not different than before?.
Thank You..
You must be looking at the wrong stats file, because the table summary indicates that you have many sequences, but the stats indicate that you have almost none.