Generating high quality reference genomes from field collected specimens by optimizing preservation
Minich, J. J.; Moore, M. L.; Allsing, N. A.; Murray, E. R.; Tran, L.; Michael, T. P.
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Sample preservation challenges efforts to generate high-quality reference genomes or pangenomes for all 2 million+ plant and animal species. Here we show 95% ethanol protects against degradation for fish blood (22{degrees}C, [≤]6 weeks) and plant tissue (4{degrees}C, [≤]3 weeks). Using Nanopore, we assemble high quality reference genomes from three fish and two plant species (contig N50: 6.5-13.8Mb; BUSCO completeness: 94.4-99.2%; QV: 43.8 for M. esculenta).
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