The importance of sequencing depth for a complex transcriptome [W952]
Sugarcane, a unique biological system which has evolved over time to suit the changing human needs is now being manipulated as a source of alternate energy and an array of platform chemicals. Sugarcane is a crop with diverse end uses and applications, a wealth of genetic resources and a rich breeding history. The daunting size and extreme complexity of the genome together with high heterozygosity and variable chromosome numbers has long hampered genomic research in sugarcane. Analysis of the transcriptome using long read sequencing has been reported. Normalization of libraries before sequencing has been widely employed in transcriptome analysis. In the complex sugarcane transcriptome, normalization was found to both reveal more rare sequences and result in the loss of many sequence variants. This suggested the need for deep sequencing to capture the diversity of sequences in sugarcane. Recently, a monoploid genome sequence was generated for the cultivar R570. We now report analysis of the transcriptome of this genotype and the impact of sequencing at greater depth on the recovery of transcripts. The results may guide future transcriptomic studies in sugarcane to make informed decisions on the required depth of sequencing.
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dig-cirad-fr-5948292020-01-24T13:56:21Z http://agritrop.cirad.fr/594829/ http://agritrop.cirad.fr/594829/ The importance of sequencing depth for a complex transcriptome [W952]. Kumar Pazhany Adhini Sudhindra, Perlo Virginie, Botha Frikkie, Furtado Agnelo, O'Keeffe Angela, Karabian Masouleh Ardy, Henry Robert, Aitken Karen S., D'Hont Angélique, Healey Adam, Grimwood Jane, Barry Kerrie W., Schmutz Jeremy. 2020. In : Abstracts workshops of the PAG XXVIII. San Diego : PAG, Résumé, 417. Plant and Animal Genome. 28, San Diego, États-Unis, 11 Janvier 2020/15 Janvier 2020.https://plan.core-apps.com/pag_2020/abstract/d0d0a419-5264-4356-a03f-c6c647b71dc4 <https://plan.core-apps.com/pag_2020/abstract/d0d0a419-5264-4356-a03f-c6c647b71dc4> Researchers The importance of sequencing depth for a complex transcriptome [W952] Kumar Pazhany, Adhini Sudhindra Perlo, Virginie Botha, Frikkie Furtado, Agnelo O'Keeffe, Angela Karabian Masouleh, Ardy Henry, Robert Aitken, Karen S. D'Hont, Angélique Healey, Adam Grimwood, Jane Barry, Kerrie W. Schmutz, Jeremy eng 2020 PAG Abstracts workshops of the PAG XXVIII Sugarcane, a unique biological system which has evolved over time to suit the changing human needs is now being manipulated as a source of alternate energy and an array of platform chemicals. Sugarcane is a crop with diverse end uses and applications, a wealth of genetic resources and a rich breeding history. The daunting size and extreme complexity of the genome together with high heterozygosity and variable chromosome numbers has long hampered genomic research in sugarcane. Analysis of the transcriptome using long read sequencing has been reported. Normalization of libraries before sequencing has been widely employed in transcriptome analysis. In the complex sugarcane transcriptome, normalization was found to both reveal more rare sequences and result in the loss of many sequence variants. This suggested the need for deep sequencing to capture the diversity of sequences in sugarcane. Recently, a monoploid genome sequence was generated for the cultivar R570. We now report analysis of the transcriptome of this genotype and the impact of sequencing at greater depth on the recovery of transcripts. The results may guide future transcriptomic studies in sugarcane to make informed decisions on the required depth of sequencing. conference_item info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject Conference info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://agritrop.cirad.fr/594829/1/ID594829.pdf text Cirad license info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://agritrop.cirad.fr/mention_legale.html https://plan.core-apps.com/pag_2020/abstract/d0d0a419-5264-4356-a03f-c6c647b71dc4 info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/purl/https://plan.core-apps.com/pag_2020/abstract/d0d0a419-5264-4356-a03f-c6c647b71dc4 |
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Sugarcane, a unique biological system which has evolved over time to suit the changing human needs is now being manipulated as a source of alternate energy and an array of platform chemicals. Sugarcane is a crop with diverse end uses and applications, a wealth of genetic resources and a rich breeding history. The daunting size and extreme complexity of the genome together with high heterozygosity and variable chromosome numbers has long hampered genomic research in sugarcane. Analysis of the transcriptome using long read sequencing has been reported. Normalization of libraries before sequencing has been widely employed in transcriptome analysis. In the complex sugarcane transcriptome, normalization was found to both reveal more rare sequences and result in the loss of many sequence variants. This suggested the need for deep sequencing to capture the diversity of sequences in sugarcane. Recently, a monoploid genome sequence was generated for the cultivar R570. We now report analysis of the transcriptome of this genotype and the impact of sequencing at greater depth on the recovery of transcripts. The results may guide future transcriptomic studies in sugarcane to make informed decisions on the required depth of sequencing. |
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Kumar Pazhany, Adhini Sudhindra Perlo, Virginie Botha, Frikkie Furtado, Agnelo O'Keeffe, Angela Karabian Masouleh, Ardy Henry, Robert Aitken, Karen S. D'Hont, Angélique Healey, Adam Grimwood, Jane Barry, Kerrie W. Schmutz, Jeremy |
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