How does Flye resolve 'unbridged' repeats?
Matteo-Paini opened this issue · 3 comments
Matteo-Paini commented
Hi, thanks for you work on this tool and for the continuous upgrades!
I used Flye for several genome assemblies and it always worked perfectly.
I just have a thoeretical question: I studied the paper of Flye and I'm trying to understand how it resolves the "unbridged repeats". Can someone explain this passage to me?
Thanks in advanced!
mikolmogorov commented
Hi,
In short, Flye doesn't :) We used to have a trestle module, but it is now deprecated.
Misha
Matteo-Paini commented
Hello Misha, thanks for your reply!
So, does the depreciation of the Trestle module affect the accuracy of the final assembly?
A way to avoid this “unresolved bridges” could be the usage of ultralong reads by ont?
mikolmogorov commented
It may affect slightly, but Trestle was inactive for a few years now. The longer the reads, the more repeats can potentially be resolved.