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GIP: an open-source computational pipeline for mapping genomic instability from protists to cancer cells

3 Dec 2021

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Genome instability has been recognized as a key driver for microbial and cancer adaptation and thus plays a central role in many diseases. Genome instability encompasses different types of genomic alterations, yet most available genome analysis software are limited to just one type of mutation. To overcome this limitation and better understand the role of genetic changes in enhancing pathogenicity we established...

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PMID: 34928370
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkab1237

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