Sneak peek at the tig sequences: useful sequences built from nucleic acid data
This manuscript is a tutorial on tig sequences that emerged after the name "contig", and are of diverse purposes in sequence bioinformatics. We review these different sequences (unitigs, simplitigs, monotigs, omnitigs to cite a few), give intuitions of their construction and interest, and provide some examples of applications.
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