Small but mitey: long-read assembly of a streamlined mite genome from contaminated host plant sequencing data
Stephanie H Chen,
Ashley Jones,
Patricia Lu-Irving
et al.
Abstract:Technological advances have propelled DNA sequencing of non-model organisms, making sequencing more accessible and cost effective, which has also increased the availability of raw data in public repositories. However, contamination is a significant concern, and the use and reuse of sequencing data requires quality control and curation. A reference genome for the Australian native rainforest treeRhodamnia argenteaBenth. (malletwood) was assembled from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) long-reads, 10x Genomics … Show more
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