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  • rexxi
    Member
    • Jun 2012
    • 20

    #1

    how to optimize viral genome assembly in WGS 7.0?

    Hi all there,

    I'm reviewing another assemblers to try to get a lower number of contigs, for this I'm trying to use Celera assembler, but it gives me a lot of contigs. I was searching for information to optimize it in 454 technologies (this technology was used in it) but there are not clear examples for mi situation. I would be really glad if somebody gives me a suggest.

    Thanks,

    Oscar
  • flxlex
    Moderator
    • Nov 2008
    • 412

    #2
    Obviously, I would recommend newbler from 454. However, there is also a program from the Broad specifically designed for your taks:

    AV454 (AssembleViral454) is an assembler, based on the ARACHNE package, designed for small and non-repetitive genomes sequenced at high depth. It was specifically designed to assemble read data generated from a mixed population of viral genomes.
    Found here.

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