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June 1, 2021

Making the most of long reads: towards efficient assemblers for reference quality, de novo reconstructions

Author(s): Myers, Gene

2015 SMRT Informatics Developers Conference Presentation Slides: Gene Myers, Ph.D., Founding Director, Systems Biology Center, Max Planck Institute delivered the keynote presentation. He talked about building efficient assemblers, the importance of random error distribution in sequencing data, and resolving tricky repeats with very long reads. He also encouraged developers to release assembly modules openly, and noted that data should be straightforward to parse since sharing data interfaces is easier than sharing software interfaces.

Organization: Max Planck Institute
Year: 2015

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