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denovo assembly
explanation about denovo asembly
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Assembling short reads to create full-length sequences . de-novo assemblies are orders of magnitude slower and more memory intensive than mapping assemblies. -
de novo is Latin, basically meaning "from new". So a de novo assembly is without knowing anything about the answer - compared to a reference guided assembly where you have a simple genome for guidance.Comment
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I love that such an incomplete question (phrase) got two thoughtful responses.Comment
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His/her ISP may be charging by the word to access the internet
Three posts (so far) by that user have less than 5 words each.
Originally posted by mgogol View PostComment
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Ha ha, good call.
On biostars, somebody would have deleted or closed it. I suppose there's a place for both approaches.Comment
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