All libraries were assembled into a single assembly to maximize the number of reads per transcript and to improve the quality of assembly and SNP annotation.
Trace files for all of the assembled BACs were combined into a single assembly utilizing 36,978 sequence reads.
We assemble our bikes by hand on a single assembly line, which is uncommon in manufacturing these days.
Assembly operations have traditionally been performed manually, either at single assembly workstations or on assembly lines with multiple stations.
The Duke investigators provided us with sequencing chromatograms from their project, and we combined this with our SB01-02-03 sequence dato to produce a single assembly representing 58,457 filtered high-quality reads and 22,628 assembled unique sequences (Table 1).
We thus considered a novel approach to sequence new ascidian mt genomes: Illumina sequencing of mixed total genomic extracts, followed by a single assembly run from which complete mt genomes are identified among all assembled contigs.
After sequencing of all the libraries was complete, we analyzed all of the sequences together to produce a single assembly consisting of 56,218 unigenes averaging 625.6 bp in length, for a total assembled length of 35,168,415 bp.
The problem under inspection is a single assembly depletion case for three fuel cycles.
In some configurations, the entire wing of the aircraft, carrying fixed engines and propulsors, may be tilted as a single assembly.
Most of these conventional transmutation analyses were performed either on a single assembly scope or by macro-depletion calculations.
To avoid the duties, automakers struggled to find economical ways to squeeze a wide range of models onto single assembly lines in their Canadian factories.
