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Sequencing the transcriptome therefore results in many more reads per contig, which increases the coverage depth and thereby the power to discover SNPs.

We also map many more reads than the previous study for other multiple copy sequences, for example mir-92b and mir-87 (Fig. 2A).

Above all, motif enrichment provided many more reads for these loci, making it possible to detect the polymorphism in flanking regions of particular interest for primer design [ 34- 36].

In fact, C. richardii has many fewer Csl homologs than P. aquilinum (15 vs. 281; length > 100 a.a)., although the former has many more reads in the surveyed datasets (Table  1).

We agree that the Col-0 endosperm coverage is very low; therefore it also contributed few reads to the overall analysis compared to the many more reads derived from other libraries.

Newer technologies typically produce shorter reads at greatly reduced cost and allow the completion of projects with much deeper sequence coverage using many more reads than a Sanger-based project.

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As SOLiD sequencing is substantially more cost-efficient than Sanger sequencing, it is possible to produce many more SOLiD reads at a very small fraction of the cost of a Sanger run.

To conduct the analysis, Frith et al. [ 6] developed a parametric clustering algorithm implemented in the program Paraclu which reports genomic intervals containing many more CAGE reads than surrounding regions.