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False Negatives Are a Significant Feature of Next Generation Sequencing Callsets

2016-07-26

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Short-read, next-generation sequencing (NGS) is now broadly used to identify rare or de novo mutations in population samples and disease cohorts. However, NGS data is known to be error-prone and post-processing pipelines have primarily focused on the removal of spurious mutations or “false positives” for downstream genome datasets. Less attention has been paid to characterizing the fraction of missing mutations o...

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52003a05-27b2-55f2-940a-5f3d356bd904
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10.1101/066043
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