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1Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan.
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In the realm of genome assembly, even minor errors can send researchers down to rabbit holes of unintended misinterpretation. Enter Klumpy-a tool designed to help detecting these elusive mistakes before they cause significant problems. By providing detailed, region-specific assessments and an intuitive visualisation platform, Klumpy (Madrigal, et al. 2024) empowers researchers to pinpoint and resolve potential issues with precision, paving the way for more reliable downstream analyses and discoveries.
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