Open 123123456abc opened 3 years ago
GenomeScope reports the haploid genome size - so if you ran it on a human data set, the reported haploid genome size would be about 3 Gbp, but a typical diploid cell has about 6Gbp of DNA.
Good luck!
Mike
On Mon, May 31, 2021 at 5:21 AM 123123456abc @.***> wrote:
I use genomescope2.0 to estimate my diploid genome, and I use NGS_cleandata as input.It's Illumina sequence. It is my results:
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It shows Genome Haploid Length : 247M ,should I double it as my final genome size ?
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I use genomescope2.0 to estimate my diploid genome, and I use NGS_cleandata as input.It's Illumina sequence. It is my results:
It shows Genome Haploid Length : 247M ,should I double it as my final genome size ?