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Assembly of chromosome-scale contigs by efficiently resolving repetitive sequences with long reads

2018-06-13

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Due to the large number of repetitive sequences in complex eukaryotic genomes, fragmented and incompletely assembled genomes lose value as reference sequences, often due to short contigs that cannot be anchored or mispositioned onto chromosomes. Here we report a novel method H ighly E fficient R epeat A ssembly (HERA), which includes a new concept called a connection graph as well as algorithms for constructin...

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f8eaa950-d1ea-565f-8233-ce50f3ab38d6
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10.1101/345983
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