Jordan Eizenga

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University of California Santa Cruz Genomics Institute Los Angeles, CA Postdoc in the Computational Genomics Lab at UCSC working on a variety of topics in and around computational pangenomics

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Jordan Eizenga

Read mapping is very slow on diploid human genome assembly

I tried to use VerityMap to validate a diploid human genome assembly using HiFi reads, but on my data it was too slow to be practical. I let it run...