henhaobio
Sign in

bioRxivGenomicsPreprint

Generating high quality reference genomes from field collected specimens by optimizing preservation

Jeremiah J. MinichiD, Malia L. MooreiD, Nicholas A. AllsingiD, Emily R. MurrayiD, Loi Tran, Todd P. MichaeliD

PDFDOI

Abstract

Sample preservation challenges efforts to generate high-quality reference genomes or pangenomes for all 2 million+ plant and animal species. Here we show 95% ethanol protects against degradation for fish blood (22{degrees}C, [≤]6 weeks) and plant tissue (4{degrees}C, [≤]3 weeks). Using Nanopore, we assemble high quality reference genomes from three fish and two plant species (contig N50: 6.5-13.8Mb; BUSCO completeness: 94.4-99.2%; QV: 43.8 for M. esculenta).

Citations
0

Reproducibility ledger

Nobody has reported trying to reproduce this paper yet. Did you replicate an experiment or run the code? Your report saves the next lab a week.

Sign in to file a reproducibility report.

Similarity Map
SelectedSame fieldCross-field
THISTeltscher '26Robinson '20Jansen '17Johnson '20Hahn '21Dahn '22
62% semantic matchGenomics
Fiona Teltscher, Petra Korlević, Edel Sheerin+2 more·GigaScience·Jan 1, 2026· 1 citations