Mate-Pair Linking is a genomic scaffolding method that belongs to the class of paired-end sequencing techniques and is distinguished by its use of long-insert paired reads derived from the same DNA molecule to infer adjacency and orientation of contigs during genome assembly.
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Hierarchical Scaffolding With Bambus
Mihai Pop, D. Kosack, Steven L. Salzberg · Genome Research · 2004 · 211 citations · Full text
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