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They are orders of magnitude more precise, and this is the important part. A human genome has 3 billion basepairs, even if you have 99,99% accuracy, this is not
by Odenwaelder 9y ago
They are orders of magnitude more precise, and this is the important part. A human genome has 3 billion basepairs, even if you have 99,99% accuracy, this is not enough.
- bayesian_horse 9y ago99,99% accuracy is enough, especially if you need 30X coverage. Also, the initial Human genome wasn't that good either...