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Daily Archives: 6 September, 2013
What we’re reading: Compressed genomes, drafting genes, and the third post-publication peer reviewer
In the journals Deorowicz, S., A. Danek, and S. Grabowski. 2013. Genome compression: A novel approach for large collections. Bioinformatics 1–7. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btt460. More precisely, our novel Ziv-Lempel-style compression algorithm squeezes a single human genome to ~400KB. The key to … Continue reading
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