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Scalable systems and algorithms for genomic variant analysis

Nothaft, 2017

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With the cost of sequencing a human genome dropping below $1,000, population-scale sequencing has become feasible. With projects that sequence more than 10,000 genomes becoming commonplace, there is a strong need for genome analysis tools that can scale …
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