Recently updated: Closing the gap in plant genomes white paper
United Kingdom
January 30, 2020
With the importance of studying plant genomes being widely acknowledged, the question arises: why have so few been sequenced? To date just 400 of the 400,000 known plant species (0.1%) have had their genomes sequenced.
Download the full plant genomes white paper below to read about how researchers are now addressing the challenges of producing high-quality, highly contiguous plant genome assemblies through the use of nanopore sequencing technology.
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