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Constructing a Contig Adjacency Graph
mjsull edited this page Sep 15, 2015
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A Contig Adjacency Graph (CAG) is a directed graph where each contig in a de novo assembly is represented as two nodes (forward and reverse strand). A directed edge is created from node A to node B if the sequence represented by node B occurs directly after the sequence represented by node A.
- Introduction to Contiguity
- Requirements
- Installation
- Citing Contiguity
- Workflow and Examples
- Finishing a PacBio HGAP assembly
- Ordering contigs
- Finding passenger genes
- Identifying plasmid contigs
- Menu overview
- File
- View
- Tools
- Viewing the Assembly
- Canvas overview
- Context menus
- Creating comparisons
- Comparison to a reference
- Self comparison
- Finding paths
- Creating scaffolds
- Creating scaffolds from a CAG
- Creating scaffolds from a PacBio Assembly
- Constructing a Contig adjacency graph
- CAG creation GUI
- CAG creation command-line