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Can you post an IGV screenshot of what this looks like?
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Yeah some of the Illumina machines pre-trim adapters (not sure if this is still the standard). I've also definitely also seen quality-trimm…
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The best way to find out is to read the original paper. My guess is that the residue has been crystallized in alternative conformations, wh…
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If you have Linux the assembly should work on your system, but 8 GB is generally not enough for assembling larger genomes.
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