Long Reads Are Revolutionizing 20 Years of Insect Genome Sequencing

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@Amanda_Stahlke There are a LOT of high-quality genomes in insects. I recommend browsing this paper and maybe have a look at the supplement for the genomes they used. https://t.co/HxT5mv9Gro

Some sources — many from 2021! Genome sequencing has, of course, accelerated. Plants: https://t.co/EnxRV2A9YJ Insects: https://t.co/IeZfvydI2u Animals: https://t.co/6h4GGdTpqj

This is pretty exciting as it shows that long reads don’t just dramatically improve assemblies overall (as shown in the study below for insects), they also improve our ability to study a particularly challenging aspect of them. https://t.co/nz3NZXCz8t

RT @MtnScience: Nice to see our work on insect genomics featured by @PacBio/@Kaylee__Mueller. We've come a long way! Original #OpenAccess…

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