GFAKluge is a set of command line utilities and a C++ library for parsing and manipulating the Graphical Fragment Assembly (GFA) format. Genome assembly algorithms often use graph structures to represent relationships between reads during the assembly process. Such information is typically thrown away when assemblies are converted to FASTA files of contig sequences. Previous attempts to convey graph information did not gain widespread acceptance because there were no standard representations that were easily parsed and extensively used. The Graphical Fragment Assembly (GFA) format was proposed as a way to encode the graph structure of an assembly in a human-readable text format (Li, 2014). GFA aims to provide a single format for interchange...
Summary: Velvet is a popular open-source de novo genome assem-bly software tool, which is run from t...
Motivation: Efficient and fast NGS algorithms are essential to ana-lyze the terabytes of data genera...
Genome assembly in its two decades of history has produced significant research, in terms of both bi...
The “Graphical Fragment Assembly” (GFA) is an emerging format for the representation of sequence ass...
An effective computer program for assembling DNA fragments, the contig assembly program (CAP), has b...
UNLABELLED: Although de novo assembly graphs contain assembled contigs (nodes), the connections betw...
This document describes the C programming language interface to our FAKII Fragment Assembly Kernel l...
MOTIVATION: Pangenome graphs representing aligned genome assemblies are being shared in the text-bas...
The data for the public working draft of the human genome contains roughly 400,000 sequence fragment...
Large-scale genomic sequencing requires a software infrastructure to support and integrate applicati...
Low-cost DNA sequencing technologies have expanded the role for direct nucleic acid sequencing in th...
A major goal of the Human Genome Project is to construct detailed physical maps of the human genome....
De novo genome assembly is always fragmented. Assembly fragmentation is more serious using the popul...
Motivation Pangenome graphs representing aligned genome assemblies are being shared in the text-base...
Summary: Velvet is a popular open-source de novo genome as-sembly software tool which is run from t...
Summary: Velvet is a popular open-source de novo genome assem-bly software tool, which is run from t...
Motivation: Efficient and fast NGS algorithms are essential to ana-lyze the terabytes of data genera...
Genome assembly in its two decades of history has produced significant research, in terms of both bi...
The “Graphical Fragment Assembly” (GFA) is an emerging format for the representation of sequence ass...
An effective computer program for assembling DNA fragments, the contig assembly program (CAP), has b...
UNLABELLED: Although de novo assembly graphs contain assembled contigs (nodes), the connections betw...
This document describes the C programming language interface to our FAKII Fragment Assembly Kernel l...
MOTIVATION: Pangenome graphs representing aligned genome assemblies are being shared in the text-bas...
The data for the public working draft of the human genome contains roughly 400,000 sequence fragment...
Large-scale genomic sequencing requires a software infrastructure to support and integrate applicati...
Low-cost DNA sequencing technologies have expanded the role for direct nucleic acid sequencing in th...
A major goal of the Human Genome Project is to construct detailed physical maps of the human genome....
De novo genome assembly is always fragmented. Assembly fragmentation is more serious using the popul...
Motivation Pangenome graphs representing aligned genome assemblies are being shared in the text-base...
Summary: Velvet is a popular open-source de novo genome as-sembly software tool which is run from t...
Summary: Velvet is a popular open-source de novo genome assem-bly software tool, which is run from t...
Motivation: Efficient and fast NGS algorithms are essential to ana-lyze the terabytes of data genera...
Genome assembly in its two decades of history has produced significant research, in terms of both bi...