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The reason is that in habitats with little clonality, more sequencing covers more genomic heterogeneity.

When UHTS reads were aligned onto the correct sequence, short reads assemblies still could not match to the central portion, although the sizes of the gaps were reduced and more sequence could be covered, as consequence of the increased number of uniquely-placed reads.

As a consequence, DELTRAN covers more sequences than ACCTRAN (64% versus 58%) and finds one more phylotype (19 versus 18).

H-InvDB contains more sequence data of transcripts that cover not only protein-coding mRNAs but also Pol II-transcribed non-coding RNAs.

Here, repetitive regions were assumed as underlying reason since parts of three contigs in the assembly are covered by more sequences than the two-fold median of the entire clone (Additional file 10: Figure S6).

The predicted macaque CDS was covered by two or more sequences from the trace archive along its complete length (Fig. 3).

Ambiguities, e.g. if an EST sequence covered more than one gene, were resolved manually.

One thousand, three hundred and seventy-seven sequences were validated as full length and 2109 sequences covered more than 95% of the zebrafish CDS.

The remaining 4 sequences covered more than 99.7% of the entire HLA gene with up to 9 false heterozygous sites (Table  1).

The remaining 26 haploid sequences covered more than 95% of the entire HLA gene whereas another three had less than 95% coverage (Table  2).

When the minimum length was set to 0.9 kbp, the selected sequences covered more than 96% of the entire SD13M region.