A normal pair-end 500bp inset library after sequencing by Hi-seq 2000 got a very strange result. The bases content of G and C are equivalent. However, A and T are not equal. Just like the following picture. I have got the feedback that it is library but not sequencing causes this strange phenomenon because the sequencing quality was good. What would cause this during library construction? Many thans!
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