genomesequenced
Genomesequenced describes an organism, cell line, or sample whose genome sequence has been determined using DNA sequencing technologies. A genomesequenced genome yields a digital sequence record that can be used for downstream analyses and is often accompanied by metadata, assembly metrics, and functional annotations. In practice, genomesequenced data are deposited in public databases such as GenBank, the European Nucleotide Archive, or the DNA Data Bank of Japan, and assigned accession numbers.
Sequencing methods typically combine short-read and long-read technologies to produce a high-quality assembly. De novo assembly
Genomesequenced genomes underpin diverse fields: comparative genomics and phylogeny, epidemiology and outbreak tracing, plant and animal
Limitations and considerations include incomplete assemblies, repetitive regions, structural variation, and potential biases from sequencing technology.