Mind the gaps - ignoring errors in long read assemblies critically affects protein prediction
Abstract
Long read, single molecule sequencing technologies are now routinely used for whole-genome sequencing and assembly. However, even after multiple rounds of correction, many errors remain which can critically affect protein coding regions, resulting in significantly altered and often truncated protein predictions.
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