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The advance of high-throughput sequencing has made it possible to obtain new transcriptomes and study splicing mechanisms in non-model organisms. In these studies, there is often a need to investigate the transcriptomes of two related organisms at the same time ...

Storing, transmitting, and archiving data produced by next generation sequencing is a significant computational burden. New compression techniques tailored to short-read sequence data are needed. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and Stony Brook University have devloped an approach to compression ...