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Tigmint: Correcting Assembly Errors Using Linked Reads From Large Molecules

2018-04-20

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Genome sequencing yields the sequence of many short snippets of DNA (reads) from a genome. Genome assembly attempts to reconstruct the original genome from which these reads were derived. This task is difficult due to gaps and errors in the sequencing data, repetitive sequence in the underlying genome, and heterozygosity, and assembly errors are common. These misassemblies may be identified by comparing the sequen...

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10.1101/304253
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