Comparing de novo assemblers for 454 transcriptome data

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Abstract
Transcriptome assemblies are smaller than genome assemblies and thus should be more computationally tractable, but are often harder because individual contigs can have highly variable read coverage. Comparing single assemblers, Newbler 2.5 performed best on our trial data set, but other assemblers w …
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Authors Kumar S;Blaxter ML;;
Journal BMC genomics
Year 2010
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