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Construction of whole genomes from scaffolds using single cell strand-seq data

2018-02-26

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Accurate reference genome sequences provide the foundation for modern molecular biology and genomics as the interpretation of sequence data to study evolution, gene expression and epigenetics depends heavily on the quality of the genome assembly used for its alignment. Correctly organising sequenced fragments such as contigs and scaffolds in relation to each other is a critical and often challenging step in the co...

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7dd596f0-370a-5e99-b4a9-7f89b12f2ad8
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10.1101/271510
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