NanoQC interpetation
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could you help me interpret the graph for pacbio with NanoQC? Are there adapters here?
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NanoQC was designed for nanopore data so I don't know if it will have any notion of PacBio adapters. WouterDeCoster can confirm.
What kind of data have you run through the tool? Are these CCS reads or subreads?