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Improving the Power of Structural Variation Detection by Augmenting the Reference

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The uses of the Genome Reference Consortium's human reference sequence can be roughly categorized into three related but distinct categories: as a representative species genome, as a coordinate system for identifying variants, and as an alignment reference for variation detection algorithms. However, the use of this reference sequence as simultaneously a representative species genome and as an ali…

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1 Jan Schröder The University of Melbourne (AU) Walter and Eliza Hall Institut… (AU) +1
2 Santhosh Girirajan Pennsylvania State University (US)
3 Anthony T. Papenfuss The University of Melbourne (AU) Walter and Eliza Hall Institut… (AU) +1
4 Paul Medvedev Corresponding Pennsylvania State University (US)

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