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Location: Pakistan Join Date: Oct 2015
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Dear Seniors,
I'm a newbie in field of bioinformatics and learning everything on my own by following tutorials available online. Right now, I'm facing a roadblock in submitting WGS sequences to NCBI. My pipeline for producing scaffold is as follows, FASTQ files -> Trimmomatic -> SPades -> CONTIGuator The species I assembled belong to genus: 1)Escherichia 2)Pseudomonas 3)Citrobacter After submitting the sequences to NCBI, I have been asked following questions and I don't know how to best answer them. For that I need your kind help, Quote:
I will be really thankful, if you can assist me, Kind Regards, Adnan |
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assembly, bioinformatics, circularization, denovo, fastq |
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