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On enhancing variation detection through pan-genome indexing

2015-06-25

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Detection of genomic variants is commonly conducted by aligning a set of reads sequenced from an individual to the reference genome of the species and analyzing the resulting read pileup . Typically, this process finds a subset of variants already reported in databases and additional novel variants characteristic to the sequenced individual. Most of the effort in the literature has been put to...

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35781f4a-ff81-5c3f-84bf-77e0dddf5c90
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10.1101/021444
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