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  • kmkocot
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    • Jun 2009
    • 51

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    Which assembler for de-novo Illumina transcriptome assembly with relatively few reads

    Hi all,

    I am intersted in doing some relatively small transcriptome sequencing projects (1/12 of an Illumina HiSeq 2000 lane / transcriptome with unidirectional 100bp reads). The libraries that would be sequenced are double-stranded cDNA that were reverse transcribed with a polyA oligo. I was wondering if anyone has a feel for which of the leading short-read assembly programs (ABySS, CASAVA, VELVET/OASES, etc.) are best for de-novo assembly of such transcriptome projects?

    Thanks!
    Kevin
  • lexa
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    • Jun 2010
    • 17

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    I would suggest you test the different programs. my experiences are that there is not THE BEST program to solve this problem. I got very good results using SOAPdenovo or Velvet/Oases for RNA-seq assemblies.

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