Improving plant genome assemblies with Pore-C
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Overview
Pore-C is an end-to-end workflow combining chromatin conformation capture (3C) with long nanopore sequencing reads, providing contact information that allows existing assemblies to be scaffolded to high contiguity. Pore-C generates higher-order contact information from multiple genomic loci, and because nanopore sequencing is PCR-free, GC-rich and repeat-rich regions can be characterised along with epigenetic modifications. This workflow is an end-to-end method for the scaffolding of a plant genome assembly to chromosome scale.
In this workflow, you will:
- Find out how Pore-C and nanopore sequencing enhances the assembly of plant genomes
- Discover our best practice sequencing workflow in detail, starting from the recommended extraction method, through to primary analysis
- Learn about our recommended sequencing kit and devices