De novo Sequencing

De novo sequencing can sequence the genome of a species without any reference genome information, splice and assemble it by bioinformatics analysis methods, and obtain the genome sequence map of the species, to promote the follow-up research of the species. It offers reference genome assembly for rarely studied species. Using de novo sequencing, researchers can obtain the genomic information of microbes providing a fresh start for exploring the genetic structure and functions, studying the evolutionary origin of microbial populations, as well as developing potential applications of these abundant microbes in medicine, disease, agriculture, and the environment. De novo sequencing can also be applied to research of animals, and plants, including phylogenetic studies, analysis of species diversity, genetic markers, and other genomic research.