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Next generation cluster editing

2015-08-13

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Genomic structural variations play key roles in genetic diversity and disease. Despite recent advances in structural variation discovery, many variants are yet to be discovered. Midsize insertions and deletions pose particularly involved algorithmic challenges. The recent CLEVER algorithm addressed these challenges with a statistical model on cliques in a graph whose nodes are read alignments and whose edges arise...

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Literature Corpus work: 8a14ffcd-6344-556d-a80a-cd2dfe7bbe71
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.1301v1

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