Please Note: Flye requires the ONT Data Assembly Module

Overview

Flye (citation) is a de novo assembler for long read data (e.g., Oxford Nanopore). It can be used in the assembling pipeline if the SeqSphere+ client is running on Linux or if the Windows Subsystem for Linux is installed on Windows. It is only available with the ONT Data Assembly Module.

See the page assembler evaluation for a detailed comparison of the performance.

Flye options dialog in pipeline script

Flye Assembling Options

The assembler options dialog in the pipeline script is used to specify the pre- and postprocessing, and to set additional Flye parameters.

By default, the reads are trimmed with Chopper (quality 10, min length 500) and downsampled with Rasusa to 100x estimated coverage.

The Flye assembler is by default started with option --nanohq (user guide).

After assembling, medaka is used by default to polish the assembly. When confirming the project settings of the pipeline script, the assembler options dialog opens up and the newest available medaka model for dorado super accuracy basecalling (SUP) is preselected. Press OK to confirm these settings.