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  • ZhigangLi
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    • Nov 2010
    • 11

    #1

    Problem with hybrid assebly with Celera Assembly

    Hello, everyone,

    Celera Assembler(CA) 6.1 can do hybrid assembly now.

    I have 3 types of reads, Solexa (100bp read length, 500bp insert length), Sanger and 454. The species is a fungi(~40M). I want to assemble them using CA.

    At the beginning, I combined 454 and Sanger data and assembled them using CA. I'm somewhat satisfied with its performance. There are ~38M in scaffolds.

    However, I combined all three types of data and then did assembly as well. The result was so bad that only 1M in contigs and scaffolds. why?

    Here is my spec file:
    # -------------------------------------

    utgErrorRate=0.03
    utgErrorLimit=2.5 # Allow mismatches over and above the utgErrorRate. This helps with Illumina reads.

    merSize = 22
    overlapper=ovl
    #
    unitigger = bog
    utgBubblePopping = 1


    # MERYL calculates K-mer seeds
    merylMemory = 64000
    merylThreads = 20

    # OVERLAPPER calculates overlaps
    ovlMemory = 4GB
    ovlThreads = 20

    # OVERLAP STORE build the database
    ovlStoreMemory = 8192 # Mbp

    # ERROR CORRECTION applied to overlaps
    frgCorrThreads = 10
    frgCorrConcurrency = 3

    ovlCorrBatchSize = 1000000
    ovlCorrConcurrency = 10

    # CONSENSUS configuration
    cnsConcurrency = 10

    #output
    createACE=1
    merQC=1
    merQCmemory=10240
    cleanup=light

    # -------------------------------------


    Could someone help me with this problem?
    I would appreciate any help.
    Thanks.
    github:
    https://github.com/Bioinformatics-and-Genomics

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