Difference between complete genome and complete CDs in NCBI
what is the difference between complete genome and complete CDs in NCBI
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complete CDs?If your question ends in one sentence then it almost certainly does not describe the problem well. Please elaborate/post examples of what you are referring to.
Thank you. I'm sorry for not clarifying the question. I'm a master's student in computer science, majoring in bioinformatics When I visit the NCBI website to collect a dataset about a particular virus, it appears to me complete genome and complete CDs I don't know which one to use in my work or what is the difference between them
Complete genome is going to be entire sequence of that viral genome.
CDSis coding regions of genes so that gives you information about where genes are located on that genome sequence.