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Localized structural frustration for evaluating the impact of sequence variants

2016-05-07

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The rapidly declining costs of sequencing human genomes and exomes are providing deeper insights into genomic variation than previously possible. Growing sequence datasets are uncovering large numbers of rare single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) in coding regions, many of which may even be unique to single individuals. The rarity of such variants makes it difficult to use conventional variant-phenotype associations a...

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82383141-1c99-5224-b299-c57139308b21
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10.1101/052027
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