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    Slides from a talk on genome assembly & Assemblathon 2

    Hi,

    I just posted some slides (with notes) from a talk I gave recently about Assemblathon 2. The introductory part of this talk — which was aimed at a fairly general audience — includes explanations of common terms and methods in the field of genome assembly (e.g. N50, NG50 etc).

    Maybe some of you will find this useful:

    Slides from an Assemblathon 2 talk
    http://assemblathon.org/post/48865310097/slides-from-an-assemblathon-2-talk
    Here are some slides that I made for a talk that I gave to a general audience at UC Davis. These slides were also used by Prof. Ian Korf for his presentation at the Genome 10K workshop (5/25/2013). Notes are included for each slide. The first part of this talk presents a simple overview of genome assembly and introduces many of the terms that are used. The next part of the talk discusses results from Assemblathon 2. Assemblathon 2 talk from Keith Bradnam


    Regards,

    Keith
    Tags: assemblathon, genome assembly, n50
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