Combined workflows for large genome assembly Version 1
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The tutorial document for this workflow is here: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5655813
What it does: A workflow for genome assembly, containing subworkflows:
- Data QC
- Kmer counting
- Trim and filter reads
- Assembly with Flye
- Assembly polishing
- Assess genome quality
Inputs:
- long reads and short reads in fastq format
- reference genome for Quast
Outputs:
- Data information - QC, kmers
- Filtered, trimmed reads
- Genome assembly, assembly graph, stats
- Polished assembly, stats
- Quality metrics - Busco, Quast
Options
- Omit some steps - e.g. Data QC and kmer counting
- Replace a module with one using a different tool - e.g. change assembly tool
Infrastructure_deployment_metadata: Galaxy Australia (Galaxy)
Steps
| ID | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | kmer counting - meryl | c0b5fbb61b12154d |
| 6 | Data QC | ae3b48869cad659b |
| 7 | Trim and filter reads - fastp | 2ed2445df255451a |
| 8 | Assembly with Flye | ec0fc1dbb6a13fe5 |
| 9 | Assembly polishing | 1fbcdce7d5823b15 |
| 10 | Assess genome quality | 9d0e6aba18484ea8 |
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