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F5N : Nanopore Sequence Analysis Toolkit for Android Smartphones

Samarakoon, H.; Punchihewa, S.; Senanayake, A.; Ragel, R.; Gamaarachchi, H.

2020-03-24 bioinformatics
10.1101/2020.03.22.002030 bioRxiv
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F5N is the first ever Android application for nanopore sequence analysis on a mobile phone, comprised of popular tools for read alignment (Minimap2), sequence data manipulation (Samtools) and methylation calling (F5C/Nanopolish). On NA12878 nanopore data, F5N can perform a complete methylation calling pipeline on a mobile phone in [~]15 minutes for a batch of 4000 nanopore reads ([~]34 megabases). F5N is not only a toolkit but also a framework for integrating existing C/C++ based command line tools to run on Android. F5N will enable performing nanopore sequence analysis on-site when used with an ultra-portable nanopore sequencer (eg: MinION or the anticipated smidgION), consequently reducing the cost for special computers and high-speed Internet. Availability and implementationF5N Android application is available on Google Play store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobilegenomics.genopo&hl=en and the source code is available on Github at https://github.com/SanojPunchihewa/f5n. Contacthirunas@eng.pdn.ac.lk

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