Fig. 3
From: viralFlye: assembling viruses and identifying their hosts from long-read metagenomics data
Examples of the multi-edge connected components in assembly graphs in the SHEEP_GUT and ALOHA_VIROME datasets visualized by the AGB tool [47]. (A) A two-edge component in the SHEEP_GUT dataset likely represents a virus with the genome RUR*, where R and R* form a 4.9 kb inverted terminal repeat and U is a 345 kb long unique region. (B) A four-edge component in the ALOHA_VIROME dataset likely represents two viral strains that differ from each other by a diverged region of length 2.5 kb in one virus and of length 1.5 kb in another virus. (C) A more complex viral component with 15 edges (total length 150 kb) in the ALOHA_VIROME dataset