Code for Clusia genomes shed light on the evolution and diversity of CAM physiotypes

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Authors: Hannes Kramml
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Supplementary Code accompanying the manuscript Clusia genomes shed light on the evolution and diversity of CAM physiotypes (Nature Communications, 2026) Final release for publication. Full Changelog (peer-review):https://github.com/hanneskramml/Clusia/compare/Manuscript1_v1.0.0-alpha...Manuscript1_v1.4.1 Content Pipelines and scripts to build and explore the Clusia genome assemblies, annotations, and multiomics analyses. The clusia_panomics_database handles data processing and integration (from raw data to figures and tables). Clusia/ ├── assembly/ # Genome assembly, scaffolding, and ploidy/subgenome identification scripts ├── annotation/ # Pipelines for gene, repeat, and pseudogene annotation ├── comparative_genomics/ # Orthogroup sampling, alignments, features incl. cis-regulatory motifs ├── rnaseq/ # RNA-seq/gene expression workflow ├── greenhouse_experiment/ # Environmental monitoring app written in Python/C (RaspberryPi/Arduino) ├── clusia_panomics_database/ # R pipeline for data processing and integration (figure and table generation) └── README.md # Project documentation A dedicated compute capsule including all dependencies, input data, and final results is published on CodeOcean: https://doi.org/10.24433/CO.2105665.v2

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
20 April 2026