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Detection of genome structural variation in normal cells and tissues by single molecule sequencing

2024-08-08

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Detecting somatic mutations in normal cells and tissues is notoriously challenging due to their low abundance, orders of magnitude below the sequencing error rate. While several techniques, such as single-cell and single-molecule sequencing, have been developed to identify somatic mutations, they are insufficient for detecting genomic structural variants (SVs), which have a significantly greater impact than single...

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bcf2d24e-be36-5868-b6b8-087dca1cc793
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10.1101/2024.08.08.607188
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