Assemble hybrid sugarcane by Hi-C¶
Aneuploidy (2n=114), estimate genome size ~ 10 Gb
Hi-C data processing¶
Due to the huge porec data, we mapped each cell to fasta by submitting this command to cluster, respectively. And merged them into one file by cphasing pairs-merge.
Note
Please submit one first; wait until the index is successfully created and the remaining jobs are enabled to submit to the cluster.
cphasing hic mapper -f sh_hifi.bp.p_utg.fasta -hic1 hic-1_R1.fastq.gz -hic2 hic-1_R2.fastq.gz -t 40 -k 27 -w 14
cphasing hic mapper -f sh_hifi.bp.p_utg.fasta -hic1 hic-2_R1.fastq.gz -hic2 hic-2_R2.fastq.gz -t 40 -k 27 -w 14
cphasing hic mapper -f sh_hifi.bp.p_utg.fasta -hic1 hic-3_R1.fastq.gz -hic2 hic-3_R2.fastq.gz -t 40 -k 27 -w 14
cphasing hic mapper -f sh_hifi.bp.p_utg.fasta -hic1 hic-4_R1.fastq.gz -hic2 hic-4_R2.fastq.gz -t 40 -k 27 -w 14
Assembling by cphasing pipeline¶
Modern hybrid sugarcane is an aneuploid genome, containing unequal numbers of chromosomes across homologous groups. Therefore, we set
-n 10:0to automatically determine the number of clusters.To rescue collapsed regions, enable CollapseRescue by providing the assembly graph with
--collapsed-rescue --gfa sh_hifi.bp.p_utg.no_seq.gfa, allowing collapsed unitigs to be identified and reassigned.Optionally, the
--refineparameter can be enabled to further reduce inter-homologous misassignments and improve phasing accuracy.