A de Bruijn graph turns k-mer overlaps into directed edges.
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Nodes are overlaps
The 4 graph nodes are the distinct prefix or suffix strings. The diagram is recomputed from the read and k; no node list is trusted from the lesson.
Edges are the observed k-mers
Each k-mer becomes one directed edge from its prefix to its suffix. Here there are 3 edges, one for each observed k-mer.
A de Bruijn graphEach edge is a k-mer from the source read.de Bruijn graphATGTGCGCGATstartTGGCCGend