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Prioritizing disease-linked variants, genes, and pathways with an interactive whole-genome analysis pipeline.
Human mutation - 1 May 2014
Lee In-Hee, Lee Kyungjoon, Hsing Michael, Choe Yongjoon, Park Jin-Ho, Kim Shu Hee, Bohn Justin M, Neu Matthew B, Hwang Kyu-Baek, Green Robert C, Kohane Isaac S, Kong Sek Won
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Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) studies are uncovering disease-associated variants in both rare and nonrare diseases. Utilizing the next-generation sequencing for WGS requires a series of computational methods for alignment, variant detection, and annotation, and the accuracy and reproducibility of annotation results are essential for clinical implementation. However, annotating WGS with up to date genomic...
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