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Recovery of non-reference sequences missing from the human reference genome

2019-09-30

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background The non-reference sequences (NRS) represent structure variations in human genome with potential functional significance. However, besides the known insertions, it is currently unknown whether other types of structure variations with NRS exist. Results Here, we compared 31 human de novo assemblies with the current reference genome to identify the NRS and their location. We res...

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Literature Corpus work: ac22313f-197a-57f8-b9de-d11a59f3d671
DOI: 10.21203/rs.2.11742/v3

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