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A pan-cancer landscape of somatic substitutions in non-unique regions of the human genome

2020-04-15

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Around 13% of the human genome displays high sequence similarity with at least one other chromosomal position and thereby poses challenges for computational analyses such as detection of somatic events in cancer. We here extract features of sequencing data from across non-unique regions and employ a machine learning pipeline to describe a landscape of somatic substitutions in 2,658 cancers from the PCAWG cohort. W...

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0b476669-210b-5863-9170-1b84f333236e
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10.1101/2020.04.14.040634
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