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Accurate Reference-Free Somatic Variant-Calling by Integrating Genomic, Sequencing and Population Data

2018-08-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The detection of somatic single nucleotide variants (SNVs) is critical in both research and clinical applications. Studies of human cancer typically use matched normal (reference) samples from a distant tissue to increase SNV prediction accuracy. This process both doubles sequencing costs and poses challenges when reference samples are not readily available, such as for many cell-lines. To addre...

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3aebee6a-23ea-597f-a7b5-fb30e3a02697
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10.1101/383703
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