really happy to welcome Ted Kalbfleisch, Ted Is a ...
# animal-genomics
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really happy to welcome Ted Kalbfleisch, Ted Is a Professor at the University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research center. He received his PhD in Physical Chemistry in 1994 from Boston University. He is a bioinformatician and led the development effort for the EquCab3 reference genome for the horse, as well as the current horse reference genome, the recently released Thoroughbred T2T assembly. His work is focused on building infrastructure to support genetic and genomic research on horses and other important animal species.
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No upper limit for ONT…
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some telomeres needed to be masked on acrocentric chromosomes
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130 ruminant animals having their T2T genomes being assembled
outbreeding as an haplotype resolution tool
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multi copy loci invisible in the rat reference genome
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vrainats on the top of variants used to be invisible
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VCF is the raw data for pan genomes, but it can also reflect long insertions like this LINE
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moving away from reference genomes
Fastq2phenotype as tze ultimate aim of modern genomics
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