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Assessment of accuracy in identifying structural variants using third-generation sequencing for breast cancer in the absence of gold standard

2022-10-06

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<h4>Background: </h4> Detection of genomic structural variants (SVs) in breast cancer was of great clinical interest. Numerous methods were developed to call SVs from third-generation sequencing data, but the results and accuracy of various calling methods differ greatly. Thus, assessing the accuracy of these calling methods became important and challenging especially in the absence of gold standards. This study a...

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63f55f77-0816-5e7b-ac9d-85d01853776a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1970335/v1
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