Rapid and cost-effective production of high-quality insect genome sequences
Gilligan, J.; Inwood, S. N.; Harrop, T. W. R.; Keddell, P.; McPhail, K.; Sproston, C. J.; Williams, D. W.; Petersen, G.; Hovius, A.; Kaspar, J.; Guhlin, J. G.; Dearden, P.
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Insects are the most diverse group of animals on earth, with nearly 1 million species described to date, yet this variation is not reflected within the ranks of genomes currently available. In the current age of genetics, the generation of high-quality reference genomes is invaluable, often necessary and expensive. We prove that insect genomes do not need to come at a large cost. We demonstrate a cost-efficient method for producing high-quality insect genomes, with comparisons to current reference assemblies.
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