Hello, I am still a beginner in genome assembly. Currently, I am working on generating two haplotype male human genome assemblies. Below is a description …

Dear community, As the title says: I'm confused. There are a couple of pipelines to process Nanopore amplicon data (e.g. 16S). For example `ONT-AmpSeq`: https://febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2211-5463.13868 …

Hello Reader, I'm working on polishing a fungal genome assembly generated with Nanopore long reads, supplemented by high-coverage (~100x) Illumina short reads. My goal is …

This might be a very naive question but I'm still relatively new to the genomics field. I'm reading a lot about high quality genome reconstructions …

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has experience using Illumina and Oxford Nanopore Technologies to do a hybrid assembly of genomes? I have illumina …

I'm new to DNA sequencing but our lab has bought a lot of nanopore equipment to sequence algae samples de novo. I'm not caught up …

I have to do a lot of nanopore sequencing of novel microbes and assemble their genomes. We have a nanopore sequencer and I’ve done a …

I have to do a lot of sequencing of novel microbes and assemble their genomes. We have a nanopore sequencer and I’ve done a lot …

### It seems that I have misunderstood the paper (Awkward). For NGS gDNA sequencing, assembly/mapping, I normally trim off the adaptor sequences when they are …

<p>Hi,</p> <p>I was just wondering whether anyone has had any experience using the Linux kernel module zRAM with assembly (or other tasks)? The basic idea …