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Implications of error-prone long-read whole-genome shotgun sequencing on characterizing reference microbiomes

2020-03-05

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<h4>Summary</h4> Long-read sequencing techniques, such as the Oxford Nanopore Technology, can generate reads that are tens of kilobases in length, and are therefore particularly relevant for microbiome studies. However, due to the higher per-base error rates than typical short-read sequencing, the application of long-read sequencing on microbiomes remains largely unexplored. Here we deeply sequenced two human mic...

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529caba3-166f-5e08-bd21-cbba4e226323
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10.1101/2020.03.05.978866
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