Paired vs unpaired (DNA Sequencing)
What is the differences between PAIRED and UNPAIRED in DNA sequencing ?? or what do they mean??
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In paired-end reads, both ends of the fragment are sequenced. In single-end (what you called unpaired) only one end is sequenced.
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