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MALVA: genotyping by Mapping-free ALlele detection of known VAriants

2019-03-13

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The amount of genetic variation discovered and characterized in human populations is huge, and is growing rapidly with the widespread availability of modern sequencing technologies. Such a great deal of variation data, that accounts for human diversity, leads to various challenging computational tasks, including variant calling and genotyping of newly sequenced individuals. The standard pipelines for addressing th...

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1d630a22-b4db-5374-b1b3-f2a9682feac0
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10.1101/575126
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