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  • Assembly Comparison

    Dear all,

    Let's say I have performed several assemblies on the same dataset and I would like to compare the results. I know I can look at N50, average contig length, etc. But I was more thinking of comparing the obtained contigs: how much contigs are the same, how much contigs of assembly1 are imbedded in contigs from assembly2, ...

    Thanks for the feedback,

    Steven

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    you can use minimus2 (or possibly minimus2BLAT) to compare / combine two different assemblies:
    Download AMOS for free. AMOS is a collection of tools for genome assembly. AMOS is a collection of tools and class interfaces for the assembly of DNA reads. The package includes a robust infrastructure, modular assembly pipelines, and tools for overlapping, consensus generation, contigging, and assembly manipulation.


    for looking at how the assemblies are merged, you can use hawkeye or the listReadPlacedStatus command-line script (these are all part of AMOS). Here's the documentation for the listReadPlacedStatus command:

    .USAGE.
    listReadPlacedStatus [options] -b <bank path>

    .DESCRIPTION.
    Prints the status and containing contig(s) of each read as:
    iid eid code numcontigs contig iid list

    Codes are:
    S: Singleton read
    P: Placed in a single contig
    D: Placed in multiple contigs

    .OPTIONS.
    -h Display help information
    -s Disregard bank locks and write permissions (spy mode)
    -v Display the compatible bank version

    -S Just list singleton reads
    -D Just list duplicate reads
    -P Just list placed reads

    -E Just list read EIDs
    -I Just list read IIDs

    .KEYWORDS.
    amos bank, reads

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