ProGenFixer: an ultra-fast and accurate tool for correcting prokaryotic genome sequences using a mapping-free algorithm
Lifu SongiD, Mei WangiD, Xiaoping LiaoiD, Junli Wu, Zhenkun ShiiD, Ruoyu Wang, Haoran LiiD, Lulu Liu, Botao He, Xiaomeng Ni, Qinggang Li, Jinshan Li, Hongwu MaiD, Ping Zheng, Jibin SuniD, Yanhe MaiD
Abstract
Although prokaryotic genomes are simpler, making variation analysis more straightforward, an efficient and user-friendly tool for their rapid sequence correction is lacking. We present ProGenFixer, an ultra-fast, mapping-free tool specifically designed to efficiently identify and correct errors in prokaryotic genomes using next-generation sequencing (NGS) data. ProGenFixer compares k-mer profiles between the reference genome and reads to pinpoint discrepancies, employs a local assembly-based algorithm to estimate corrected sequences, and automatically implements corrections. Benchmarking demonstrates ProGenFixers speed and accuracy advantages. It is over >5x faster than the swiftest existing tool tested while maintaining higher accuracy. Compared to slower, highly accurate tools, ProGenFixer shows comparable accuracy but is >17x faster and demonstrates enhanced performance on long indels (>10 bp). Implemented in C, ProGenFixer is a standalone, user-friendly tool offering a comprehensive solution for prokaryotic genome correction. The software is freely available at https://github.com/Scilence2022/ProGenFixer. Additionally, a companion web-based platform offering a ready-to-use interface can be accessed at https://progenfixer.biodesign.ac.cn.
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