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Galt's lecture on velvet | Galt's lecture on velvet | ||
* A lot of parameters with velvet to work with | * A lot of parameters with velvet to work with | ||
- | * Easy to install compared to other tools like allopaths | + | * Easy to install compared to other tools like allpaths |
* /campus/BME235/programs/velvet/ is the home directory | * /campus/BME235/programs/velvet/ is the home directory | ||
* To install, simply type 'make' | * To install, simply type 'make' | ||
* Copy binaries | * Copy binaries | ||
* Can change the max-kmer maximum size at compilation | * Can change the max-kmer maximum size at compilation | ||
- | * 31mers are max six for a 64-bit word | + | * 31mers are max size for a 64-bit word |
* Can add solid support by adding in a "de" tag for double-encoded | * Can add solid support by adding in a "de" tag for double-encoded | ||
* Velvet is one of the only tools supporting colorspace reads | * Velvet is one of the only tools supporting colorspace reads |