How well can we create phased, diploid, human genomes?: An assessment of FALCON-Unzip phasing using a human trio

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Long read sequencing technology has allowed researchers to create de novo assemblies with impressive continuity[1,2]. This advancement has dramatically increased the number of reference genomes available and hints at the possibility of a future where personal genomes are assembled rather than resequenced. In 2016 Pacific Biosciences released the FALCON-Unzip framework, which can provide long, ph...

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• Algorithms
• Cattle
• Contig Mapping
• Genome, Human
• Haplotypes
• High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing
• Sequence Analysis, DNA
• Zebrafish

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Literature Corpus work

2c166f5b-9b35-5255-a49b-dadf1012c03b

DOI

10.1101/262196