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Automating resequencing-based detection of insertion-deletion polymorphisms.
Nature genetics - 1 Dec 2006
Bhangale Tushar R, Stephens Matthew, Nickerson Deborah A
Abstract excerpt
Structural and insertion-deletion (indel) variants have received considerable recent attention, partly because of their phenotypic consequences. Among these variants, the most common are small indels ( approximately 1-30 bp). Identifying and genotyping indels using sequence traces obtained from diploid samples requires extensive manual review, which makes large-scale studies inconvenient. We report a new...
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