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Quantifying the Benefit Offered by Transcript Assembly on Single-Molecule Long Reads

2019-05-10

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Third-generation sequencing technologies benefit transcriptome analysis by generating longer sequencing reads. However, not all single-molecule long reads represent full transcripts due to incomplete cDNA synthesis and the sequencing length limit of the platform. This drives a need for long read transcript assembly. We quantify the benefit that can be achieved by using a transcript assembler on long reads. Adding...

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7c30c8ac-9871-5ee1-9be5-4a6a5b2b8c80
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10.1101/632703
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