De novo plant genome assembly based on chromatin interactions A case study of Arabidopsis thaliana

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For recent progress in sequencing technology,DNA sequencing is more efficiently and economically and in greater depth than ever before.One key challenge for genome sequencing project is assembling scaffolds into high-quality chromosome-scale scaffolds.Recently,some studies established an effective and efficient solution to the challenge of chromosome-scale scaffolds assembly by chromatin interaction data.In this study,we assessed the feasibility and validity of the chromatin interaction-based de novo assembly in plants using Arabidopsis thaliana ecotype Landsberg erecta(Ler)as an example.We performed high-throughput chromosome conformation capture(HiC)technology analysis on Ler and obtained 102,232,785 paired reads.Then,we build a de novo assembly for the Ler with 1,705 scaffolds by clustering scaffolds to chromosome groups,ordering scaffolds within chromosome group and assigning relative orientations to individual scaffolds.We found that the assembly results presented a high consistency with homology to a reference genome(Col)and a previous assembly using a high resolution genetic map generated in Ler.Our study demonstrated the capability of this method to assemble the scaffolds in plant accurately and efficiency.The development of de novo chromosome-scale plant genome assembly based on chromatin interactions creates new opportunities for building complete and accurate reference sequences and conducting precise and rigid analyses of unexplored genomes in a very cost-effective way,opening the door to numerous substantial new analyses in plants.
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