1. The document discusses a cost-effective approach for diploid genome assembly using sequence graphs. It presents a pipeline for diploid assembly using long reads from single individuals or trios.
2. The pipeline has advantages over previous methods as it can assemble genomes of any complexity accounting for different heterozygous rates and repeat contents, and can phase complex structural variants.
3. Results show the pipeline can assemble diploid genomes with as low as 15x coverage of long reads from each individual in a trio.