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NanoDJ: A Dockerized Jupyter Notebook for Interactive Oxford Nanopore MinION Sequence Manipulation and Genome Assembly

Hector Rodríguez‐PéreziD, Tamara Hernández-BeeftinkiD, Jose Miguel Lorenzo-SalazariD, José Luis Roda GarcíaiD, Carlos J. Pérez-GonzáleziD, Marcos ColebrookiD, Carlos FloresiD

Abstract

BackgroundThe Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) MinION portable sequencer makes it possible to use cutting-edge genomic technologies in the field and the academic classroom.\n\nResultsWe present NanoDJ, a Jupyter notebook integration of tools for simplified manipulation and assembly of DNA sequences produced by ONT devices. It integrates basecalling, read trimming and quality control, simulation and plotting routines with a variety of widely used aligners and assemblers, including procedures for hybrid assembly.\n\nConclusionsWith the use of Jupyter-facilitated access to self-explanatory contents of applications and the interactive visualization of results, as well as by its distribution into a Docker software container, NanoDJ is aimed to simplify and make more reproducible ONT DNA sequence analysis. The NanoDJ package code, documentation and installation instructions are freely available at https://github.com/genomicsITER/NanoDJ.

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