What does "super" in reference genome mean??
Hi. I opened the reference genome of Pinus taeda v2.01. https://treegenesdb.org/org/Pinus-taeda
There are 4545 of supers and 230624 of scaffolds in that file. I know the meaning of scaffold, but what does super mean?
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Hi! From Precision nomenclature for the new genomics:
Super-scaffolds: Ordered scaffolds produced by methods such as optical mapping and chromosome conformation capture technologies .
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