6. Genome Assembly

[@Ingridole]

That's the clearest step-by-step explanation i have ever heard or read! Thank you for sharing!

[@torealityAN]

The string examples taken from various literature classics are perfect, great lecture!

[@sfmambero]

38:54 de Brujin graph assemblers

[@CatalinRusnac]

At 5:55 the average coverage should be 5x, not 7x

[@silviapabon1282]

would be nice to see the graph statistics on lenght etc.. n every general structure changes of the genome...satelites.. telomeres... great use for computer science ..awesome..

[@eleanorsu3453]

Excellent lecture! Thank u for sharing :)

[@MikelMcdaniel]

Is it possible to take into account the number of times that a particular read (or overlapping part of a read) occurred to to help solve the problem of assembling the sequences like "a long long time"? -- it feels like a simple enough idea that I probably missed part in the lecture explaining why it doesn't work. 😅

[@lizeng489]

Still confused at 49:45

[@MarcosCastroSouza]

excellent lesson!

[@silviapabon1282]

hahha the way i learned about konisberg bridges /nodes/ was the puzzle of the boat the farmer the fox and the seeds...

[@sbchua1990]

Great lecture

[@dc33333]

Outstanding!!!

[@amujalmarion7170]

Great lecture