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  • huanggm
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 7

    #1

    how can I choice the reference in paired-end-read

    hi,
    I am a newbie,i have a question about paired-end-read.
    if i use the paired-end-read method,i must have a reference genome,but where does it come from?Is it must paired with the smaple?
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
    • 3478

    #2
    Originally posted by huanggm View Post
    hi,
    I am a newbie,i have a question about paired-end-read.
    if i use the paired-end-read method,i must have a reference genome,but where does it come from?Is it must paired with the smaple?
    Unless you plan to do de-novo genome assembly, you'll need a reference genome. This is regardless of the type of reads. The reference genomes are made using a variety of technologies (next-gen sequencing, Sanger sequencing of BACs, etc.), but the particular smattering of technologies used to create the reference won't really matter to you*.

    *In general, though I can think of exceptions to this. You would likely know if that applied to whatever you're working on.

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