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A trio-binning approach for Cannabis genome de novo assembly reveals extensive structural variation, and defines paralog cohorts with very good resolution

2025-05-06

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With the advent of long read DNA sequencing technologies, assembling eukaryotic genomes has become routine; however, properly phasing the maternal and paternal contributions remains technically challenging. Here, we use the trio-binning approach to separate Oxford Nanopore reads derived from a Cannabis F1 wide cross, made between the Colombian landrace Punto Rojo and the Colorado CBD clone Cherry Pie #16. Reads we...

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a7c11284-9c47-5159-8eaa-0d4413c1789b
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10.1101/2025.05.04.652121
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