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Why didn't my assembly go well?
Ryan Wick edited this page Dec 17, 2024
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There are two common reasons for Autocycler to fail to produce a completely resolved assembly:
- The input assemblies were low quality.
- The genome contains one or more linear sequences.
Autocycler can struggle to fully resolve linear sequences for a few reasons:
- Input contigs can extend past hairpin ends, leading to erratic contig lengths. The Autocycler trim step can often but not always repair this.
- Input contigs can be inconsistent regarding where blunt ends terminate, leading to unresolved sequences in the Autocycler resolve step.
See the Linear sequences page for a more thorough description of these problems. Future versions of Autocycler will aim to improve behaviour on linear sequences.
- Step 1: Autocycler subsample
- Step 2: Generating input assemblies
- Step 3: Autocycler compress
- Step 4: Autocycler cluster
- Step 5: Autocycler trim
- Step 6: Autocycler resolve
- Step 7: Autocycler combine