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Can PlaScope work based on the assembly sequence from other soft? #3

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wanjinhu opened this issue Dec 16, 2020 · 5 comments
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@wanjinhu
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Hi there,
I am curious whether PlaScope can work based on sequences assembled by other software, such as soapdenovo, unicycler? Or just can work based on SPAdes ?

And also, can PlaScope work based on the assembled sequence of long-read sequencing(Pacbio, Nanopore)? The assembly sequence is from the software, just like canu, flye, unicycler and so on.

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@GuilhemRoyer
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Hi,

Currently Plascope can work only on SPAdes assemblies, but we plan to modify it. We prefer SPAdes assembly as we can get a deep coverage value from the header of each contig, but I agree that it will be interesting to enable other softwares.

For the Pacbio or Nanopore assembled sequences it cannot work for the same reason (we need a SPAdes-formated header in the fasta file).

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@jpaganini
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jpaganini commented Nov 3, 2021

Hi Guilhem,

I had to use PlaScope coupled to some Unicycler assemblies. So, I've modified the code to include an assembler flag. Would you like me to do a pull request?

Thanks for developing this tool! It works like a charm!

Cheers,

@GuilhemRoyer
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Hi J.,

Thanks for modifying the code and having proposed a version adapted to another assembler. Sure it will be great if you can do a pull request.

Hope the tool will help in your work!

Guilhem

@duboism
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duboism commented Nov 3, 2021

@jpaganini I have a few comments on the code (see the PR).

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duboism commented Nov 30, 2021

#4 has been merged. So I guess that the answer to this issue is "yes, at least with unicycler".

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