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  • sphil
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    MIRA3 has done really good jobs here, assembling yeast 454 and ill PE 90x90 data.

    give it a try!

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  • v_kisand
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    Nick has a good blog, I would go for MIRA3.

    -veljo

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  • bioBob
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    Because you are wanting only the BAC portion in your final assembly, have you thought of filtering the Illumina data for reads that have, say, 50% identity to the 454 reads prior to a combined assembly?

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  • nickloman
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    I am not sure whether Newbler incorporates the FASTQ reads as part of the overlapping stage or whether it uses some kind of mapping assembly algorithm, but I would certainly give it a try and see how it goes. Obviously there's always a danger of running into memory or CPU issues with that many reads.

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  • Seqasaurus
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    For what its worth, i can vouch for newbler 2.6 with 1.2 million titantium plus up to 2million HiSeq 100bp SE. did a good job with eukaryotic cDNA

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  • Kmart
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    Can newbler really manage the quantity of data produced by Illumina? I have 171 million 100bp PE reads. It was my understanding that the typical OLC assemblers could not handle this.

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  • nickloman
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    I mean run Newbler with the 454 and Illumina reads. V2.6 supports Illumina FASTQ files and seems to do a pretty good job with the bacterial datasets I've tried it on. If you are finding it takes too long consider using the -large flag.

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  • Kmart
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    Thanks nick,

    I had a look at your blog and I can see there are several alternatives. Just to clarify, when you say "add your illumina reads to a newbler 2.6 assembly" what program would you recommend for a first shot? Presumably not newbler itself, but a de Bruijn assembler like velvet?

    Best,
    Kyle

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  • nickloman
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    I wrote a blog post on this subject:


    I'd be inclined to add your Illumina reads to a Newbler 2.6 assembly as your starting point.

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  • Kmart
    started a topic 454 + Illumina Combined Assembly

    454 + Illumina Combined Assembly

    Hi All,

    I am looking for suggestions on how to combine data from both 454 and Illumina platforms. Briefly, I have 454 sequenced BACs with average insert sizes of 150kb covered to approximately 30X and an illumina 100bp PE genome of the same species covered to ~25X. I am interested in obtaining the least gapped assembly of the BAC sequences only - not a completely assembled genome of this species.

    The only assembler I have attempted is velvet with -long libraries in addition to the -shortPaired library and this does not produce an assembly of comparable quality to my 454-only newbler 2.5p1 assemblies of just the BAC sequences. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

    Best,
    Kyle

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