The Impacts of Read Length and Transcriptome Complexity for De Novo Assembly

April 17, 2014 Leave a comment 7,690 Views

Transcriptome assembly using RNA-seq data – particularly in non-model organisms has been dramatically improved, but only recently have the pre-assembly procedures, such as sequencing depth and error correction, been studied. Increasing read length is viewed as a crucial condition to ...

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The Impacts of Read Length and Transcriptome Complexity for De Novo Assembly

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