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Who’s who? Detecting and resolving sample anomalies in human DNA sequencing studies with <i>peddy</i>

2016-09-09

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The potential for genetic discovery in human DNA sequencing studies is greatly diminished if DNA samples from the cohort are mislabelled, swapped, contaminated, or include unintended individuals. Unfortunately, the potential for such errors is significant since DNA samples are often manipulated by several protocols, labs or scientists in the process of sequencing. We have developed peddy to identify and facilitat...

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164dc366-2f82-5987-ba42-22ba2acae936
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10.1101/074385
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