Sentence examples for uneven read from inspiring English sources

All of them are based on the de Bruijn graph and adapted for uneven read coverage.

Secondly, the highly uneven read coverage and an increased proportion of chimeric reads can be caused by the MDA procedure.

However, this method has its own limitations such as false amplification of contaminates, formation of chimeric reads (Lasken and Stockwell, 2007) and production of uneven read coverage.

For example, metagenomic sequencing is not bothered by problems such as cell-sorting, chimeric reads and uneven read coverage associated with single-cell genomics.

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Uneven read distribution between indexed libraries is a common problem with increasing degree of multiplexing, raising high requirements on concentration determination.

We modeled the abundance distribution of k-mers as a mixture of over-dispersed Poisson (negative binomial) distributions in which the mixture coefficients represent amounts of sequence at each copy number and the overdispersion parameter accommodates uneven read-depth across the target genome.

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It is not uncommon for all methods to find an appreciable proportion of reads to be duplicates and cause an uneven distribution of read coverage across the targeted sequencing regions.

The regions corresponding to autosomal contamination were identified by uneven and low read coverage and were excluded from further analyses; mitochondrial DNA was also excluded (GenBank NC_020353).

Analyzing this 21 tropical trees dataset was the initial stimulus for developing AAF, and the dataset contains the many complications that will arise in studies of non-model organisms: low and uneven coverage, different read lengths, and no available reference genome close enough to aid traditional assembly and alignment.