pseudoaligner
pseudoaligner noun: a tool that rapidly assigns sequencing reads to transcripts (or genes) without performing base-by-base alignment.
Noun
pseudoaligner (plural pseudoaligners)
- A tool that rapidly assigns sequencing reads to transcripts (or genes) without performing base-by-base alignment.
- For example, kallisto is a pseudoaligner that aligns k-mers in reads to a hash table built from k-mers that represent different transcripts in the reference transcriptome.2023, Xinkun Wang, Next-Generation Sequencing Data Analysis
Forms of pseudoaligner
| plural | pseudoaligners |
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Origin of pseudoaligner
From pseudo- + aligner.
Questions about pseudoaligner
- What does pseudoaligner mean?
- Pseudoaligner means a tool that rapidly assigns sequencing reads to transcripts (or genes) without performing base-by-base alignment.
- What part of speech is pseudoaligner?
- Pseudoaligner is a noun.
- What is the plural of pseudoaligner?
- The plural of pseudoaligner is pseudoaligners.
Words near pseudoaligner in the dictionary
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