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  • Need explication about how work the LastGraph file of Velvet

    Hello everyone,

    I'm student in computer science and I work on a bioinformatics project which has to analyze a LastGraph file of Velvet. So I'm not an expert in bioinformatics but I think I know at least the basics to achieve my project. I read the paper about Velvet and the manual.

    The problem is now, I have an example of LastGraph file in front of me and I don't understand how it works in relation to the description given in the paper.

    In the manual, they say about the nodes :
    "This means that the two sequences given above are not reverse-complements of each other but reverse-complements shifted by k nucleotides".
    I am not sure to understand that ...

    For example, I have in my LastGraph file this node :

    Code:
    NODE	1	161	602	602	0	0	0	0	0	0
    ACTAACAGTCCTGTTATATCCCTAGGTCTTTCTAACGCGGGGGCGGCCGTAATTTTGCAATTTACTCCCATTGCTGAGGCTAAAATCAGGGAAATGGTGGTTTTTCCCAGGCCAGGGGGCCCATATAAGAGGAGATGATCCATCGGTTCATTACGGGTTTT
    CCCTGATTTTAGCCTCAGCAATGGGAGTAAATTGCAAAATTACGGCCGCCCCCGCGTTAGAAAGACCTAGGGATATAACAGGACTGTTAGTTAGCTTAAAACCAGGAGATATTCTATTTATTGATGAAATTCATCGGCTTAACCGTTTAACCGAAGAATTG
    I see that the first 91 nucleotides of each sequence here are the reverse-complements of the first 91 nucleotides of the other sequence.
    I thought during a while that each sequence given in this node corresponds to some overlapping words of length k, but this would mean that that last k-1 nucleotides of this node overlap exactly on the first k-1 nucleotides of the node connected to this one. Or in my file, this is never the case.

    I think there is something important that I did not understand and I would be very grateful if you could explain it to me.

    I have another question : in the Velvet manual, they say at the end that there is a tool named "layout" that allow to transform the LastGraph file into DOT file but it is not inside the last version of Velvet ... did they delete it ?

    Thank you for you help !

    Best

  • #2
    Try the mailing list?

    It's at http://listserver.ebi.ac.uk/mailman/...o/velvet-users

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    • #3
      I have never seen the source code ,but i have used it many times. Assembly is a very complete work. There are lots of aspects you need to take into account. I know that in SOAPdenovo when construct scaffold last step ,the contig will be cut K bp length which K means the setting kmer length.

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      • #4
        Wizard50 > The layout script was removed in version V 1.0.19: https://github.com/dzerbino/velvet/b...ster/ChangeLog. I do not know why. You can still get Velvet (and layout) version 1.0.18 from http://www.ebi.ac.uk/~zerbino/velvet/velvet_1.0.18.tgz .

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        • #5
          This is the commit when layout was removed: https://github.com/dzerbino/velvet/c...aaa4204653a292

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