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Whole genome sequencing of cell-free DNA yields genome-wide read distribution patterns to track tissue of origin in cancer patients

2019-09-18

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Somatic mosaicism is widespread among tissues and could indicate distinct tissue origins of circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA), DNA fragments released by lytic cells into the blood. By investigating the alignment patterns of whole genome sequencing reads with the genomic DNA of different tissues, we found that the read distributions formed type-specific patterns in some regions as a result of somatic mosaicism. We...

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b9eb30aa-b875-572a-8a63-a6d7e8d51001
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10.1101/772657
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