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Store fragment sequences; |
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| (2)
Recognize overlapping sequences and create aligned |
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called contigs; |
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| (3)
Display, edit and output the contigs for further analysis. |
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| Contig 1 |
| Contig 2 |
| Consensus |
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contig may not contain more than 1,650 fragments and may not be longer than |
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| 200,000 bases.
No single fragment may be longer than 2,500 bases |
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