What is the output of high-throughput sequencing?
What is the output of high-throughput sequencing?
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The output of high-throughput sequencing is a large volume of sequence data that provides detailed information about the genetic material being studied. This data typically includes: 1) Raw sequence reads: Short DNA sequences generated from the sequencing process, which are then used for further analysis. 2) Genome assemblies: Assembled sequences that represent the complete or partial genome of an organism, created by piecing together the short reads. 3) Variant calls: Identified genetic variants, such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or insertions/deletions (indels), based on comparisons with reference genomes. 4) Expression profiles: Information about gene expression levels, which can be obtained from RNA sequencing (a type of high-throughput sequencing). This data enables a wide range of applications, including genome-wide association studies, functional genomics, and personalized medicine.
BNO Team