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Demonstrating the utility of flexible sequence queries against indexed short reads with FlexTyper

2020-03-04

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Across the life sciences, processing next generation sequencing data commonly relies upon a computationally expensive process where reads are mapped onto a reference sequence. Prior to such processing, however, there is a vast amount of information that can be ascertained from the reads, potentially obviating the need for processing, or allowing optimized mapping approaches to be deployed. Here, we present a metho...

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7b38b85c-a26f-50b0-8a23-40f15ff04636
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10.1101/2020.03.02.973750
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