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GWarrange: a pre- and post- genome-wide association studies pipeline for detecting phenotype-associated genome rearrangement events.
Microbial genomics - 1 Jul 2024
Tam Yi Ling, Cameron Sarah, Preston Andrew, Cowley Lauren
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The use of k-mers to capture genetic variation in bacterial genome-wide association studies (bGWAS) has demonstrated its effectiveness in overcoming the plasticity of bacterial genomes by providing a comprehensive array of genetic variants in a genome set that is not confined to a single reference genome. However, little attempt has been made to interpret k-mers in the context of genome rearrangements, partly due...
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