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Approaching an Error-Free Diploid Human Genome Using a Support-Based Validation Framework

2025-08-01

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Complete human genomes now resolve regions long inaccessible to genetic analysis, yet repetitive and structurally complex sequences remain prone to assembly errors because of limitations in current assembly algorithms. We introduce a support-based framework founded on the principle that each sequencing read provides independent evidence for the underlying genome sequence. Implemented through Sufficient Alignment S...

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d289e8c2-51d1-5e1e-93f1-08a18a5e5eec
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10.1101/2025.08.01.667781
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