OrganPipe
OrganPipe automates the assembly, annotation, and curation of mitochondrial and chloroplast genomes through iterative assembly with multiple seeds and k-mer combinations.
Key Features:
- Iterative Assembly: The pipeline performs iterative assembly using multiple seeds and k-mer combinations to overcome limitations of tools relying on single k-mers or reference genomes.
- Genome Circularization: OrganPipe successfully circularizes organellar genomes during assembly.
- Automated Annotation: The pipeline annotates assembled genomes with high accuracy.
- Error Correction: OrganPipe identifies and corrects errors missed by other tools, including key genomic features.
Scientific Applications:
- Mitogenome Assembly: OrganPipe assembled and annotated the first mitogenomes of two invertebrate species.
- Plastome Assembly: The pipeline assembled and annotated the plastomes of two plant species.
- Phylogenetic Studies: The tool supports phylogenetic studies and taxonomic delimitation approaches through accurate organellar genome analysis.
- Large-Scale Genomic Studies: OrganPipe advances large-scale genomic studies with efficient organelle genome curation.
Methodology:
OrganPipe uses iterative assembly and annotation with multiple seeds and k-mer combinations.
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- Added:
- 2/22/2026
- Last Updated:
- 2/22/2026