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Conception and design of the study: THL; Generation, assembly, analysis of data, interpretation of data and statistical analysis: SOH, THL, YHJ, HJC, SWC, IKC; The critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: JHM, YDC, SHP, SJK; and drafting of the paper: SOH, THL.

Specific author contributions: Conception and design of the study, generation, assembly, analysis of data, interpretation of data and statistical analysis: TKur, TKum, MK, HY, NA, TM MH; data collection from each center: TKur, TKum, TY, HS, MN, YI, NI, NS, SI, SO, HT, HU, YT, JM, YO; and drafting of the paper: TKur, TKum, YH, MO.

The SPAdes assembler, a relatively recent entry into the next-generation assembly field, came in first or essentially tied for first for 4 of the 12 genomes.

They are intended to be easier for users than machine languages (first-generation), assembly languages (second-generation), and older high-level languages (third-generation).

Barra said that while there are over 100 people working in Silicon Valley on GM's autonomous driving systems, they will "work seamlessly" with teams based in Michigan as the new manufacturing of its next-generation assembly facility near Lake Orion, Michigan, kicks off early next year.

The dotplots were created using Dotter (38), whereas the next-generation assembly is viewed using LookSeq (39) via the Mouse Genomes webpage.

Next-generation assembly algorithms use these libraries to great advantage, and they are particularly important for large genomes (Schatz et al., 2010).

We have demonstrated that we can keep and sometimes improve upon the CPU, memory and I/O efficiency of the next-generation assembly viewers, while also supporting editing capabilities.

This idea is exploited in second-generation assembly programs based on De Bruijn Graphs (DBG), where only solid k-mers form the nodes of the DBG (e.g. Zerbino and Birney, 2008), or during mapping against a reference to distinguish erroneous positions from biological mutations (Philippe et al., 2013).

When the reference is known to be of much higher quality compared to typical next-generation assemblies, assay development from in silico derived SNPs using this reference is also greatly enhanced.

Fig. 10 Schematic representation of (a) multi-layered microdroplet generation, b assembly of hollow PhC spheres through concentration, extraction and drying processes.