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  • laura123
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2018
    • 1

    velvetg coverage parameter

    Hi everyone, I am new with Velvet and I have some questions regarding velvetg parameters.

    I am doing the de novo assembly for my Illumia 101 bp PE reads (HiSeq 4000), with a depth sequencing of 90 millions of reads per sample. The inserte size of my libraries is of 300 bp, so i have adjust the next parameters to:
    -min_contig_lgth 350 -ins_length 300
    Is that correct?

    Regarding coverage, as the depth sequencing is high (90 M), I was thinking of setting a mínimum coverage value to avoid sequencing errors, but at the same time I do not want to lose information, so I am not sure how to fix this parameter. Is this parameter set with the –cov_cutoff option? As i don’t know the expected coverage of unique regions, should I add –exp_cov auto to my options?

    I would enormously appreciate you suggestions!!

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