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Microbial contaminants cataloged as novel human sequences in recent human pan-genomes

2020-03-18

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Human pan-genome studies offer the opportunity to identify human non-reference sequences (NRSs) which are, by definition, not represented in the reference human genome (GRCh38). NRSs serve as useful catalogues of genetic variation for population and disease studies and while the majority consists of repetitive elements, a substantial fraction is made of non-repetitive, non-reference (NRNR) sequences. The presence...

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a84fd621-80c1-5ca1-9413-fec1265522bb
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10.1101/2020.03.16.994376
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