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Automatic detection of complex structural genome variation across world populations

2017-10-08

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Complex structural variants (cxSVs), e.g. inversions with flanking deletions or interspersed inverted duplications, are part of human genetic diversity but their characteristics are not well delineated. Because their structures are difficult to resolve, cxSVs have been largely excluded from genome analysis and population-scale association studies. To permit large-scale detection of cxSVs from pa...

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69ae23c7-1334-5d20-b80c-7ceea73c5bbe
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10.1101/200170
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