assemble extracted kmers into longer contigs/sequences
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sapuizait ▴ 10

Hi there

I have a set of contigs and am trying to identify unique sequences in them and ideally the longest possible sequences. I have already identified and extracted the unique kmers from these contigs (length=32) and i would like to re-assemble them into the original sequences they came from - in order to identify the longest possible genomic regions Example:

##kmers extracted
>p4598
GCAGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGG
>p4599
CAGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGA
>p4600
AGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAA
>p4601
GCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAG
>p4602
CGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGG
>p4603
GAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGT
>p4604
AAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTG
>p4605
AATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGC
>p4606
ATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCG
>p4607
TAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGA
>p4608
AACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAA
>p4609
ACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAAT
>p4610
CGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATA
>p4611
GCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAA
>p4612
CGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAG
>p4613
GATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGC
>p4614
ATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCG
>p4615
TATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGG
>p4616
ATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGG
>p4617
TAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGG
>p4618
AACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGA
>p4619
ACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAA
>p4620
CATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAA
>p4621
ATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAAT
>p4622
TGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAATT

these kmers can be assembled into

>merged
GCAGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAATT

but how can i do that? If i try to align them, i can get the consensus sequence but i cannot do it one by one because i have thousands of files like that. I tried to reassemble them with megahit using "-r kmers.fasta --min-contig-len 50" but that only works well only in some cases (i suspect when there are A LOT of kmers of the same regions).

Are there any easy ways to achieve that? thanks

assembly unique kmers • 538 views
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Use unikmer.

# convert kmers into the binary format needed by unikmer 
grep -v '>' kmers.fasta | unikmer dump -s -K -o kmers.unik

$ cat  ref.fasta 
>ref
CAGAGCGCAGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAATTACGACGA

# mapping back to the reference
$ unikmer map -M -m 32 -g ref.fasta kmers.unik -a 
>ref:7-62
GCAGCGAAATAACGCGATATAACATGCTAAGGAAGGTGCGAATAAGCGGGGAAATT
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that looks like exactly what I want but I cannot get the map to work! Any ideas why?

Error: unknown command "map" for "unikmer"

Run 'unikmer --help' for usage.

unknown command "map" for "unikmer"

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I am using the latest 0.19.1 version but map doesn't seem to exist in the functions list

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It seems like I forgot to release the new version. Please replace unikmer map with unikmer uniqs.

--- update ----

new version released.

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YES, thats excellent!

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