mikolmogorov/Flye

Is the assamble.fasta is redundant without "keep-haplotypes"

YouxinZhao opened this issue · 1 comments

flye --nano-corr ~/zhaobaojun/t2t_genome/4_necat/cns_final.fasta.gz --genome-size 2.6g --threads 100 --out-dir flye_necat_out

I used flye to assamble genome without "--keep-haplotypes".
I got a genome with 3.7G genome size
I want to know if the genome is redundant and i need to use a tool, ex "purge ups", to obtain the genome

Yes, --keep-haplotypes is designed to retain alternative alleles in the assembly. They should be sufficiently different (e.g. many mismatches of structural variations). It is difficult to say based on the assembly size, but if you are not sure, running purge haplotigs may be a good idea.

Hope this helps,
Misha