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  1. ...how our method is computationally efficient and scalable in terms of memory and time, and we provide open-source software implemented in Python.ResultsOverview of Proust to detect spatial domains integrating multiple data modalitiesProust is a graph-based contrastive self-supervised learning framework...
  2. ...the complex sources of variability inherent to this problem domain (e.g., the nonuniformity of read coverage and variant density within the and across different populations or read length and error profiles of different sequencing platforms).Learning-based approaches, on the other hand, can detect complex...
  3. .... To improve performance when detecting novel serotypes, we develop a graph-based bioinformatic method for NAS, named GNASTy (Graph-based Nanopore Adaptive Sampling Typing, pronounced “nasty”), and benchmark it against the current NAS implementation, which uses linear alignment. Overall, we demonstrate...
  4. ...the sequence correlations among these s, potentially introducing ambiguity and biases in metagenomic profiling. Here, we present PanTax, a pan graph-based taxonomic profiler that overcomes the shortcomings of sequence-based approaches, because pan graphs possess the capability to depict the full range...
  5. ...with lengths that greatly exceed typical sequencing fragment sizes. When applied to data from the 1000 Genomes Project, ScatTR detects potential large TR expansions that other methods missed, highlighting its ability to better characterize -wide TR variation.Tandem repeats (TRs) are consecutively repeated...
  6. ..., with greater accuracy than standard of care (SOC) for long repeats and no apparent upper size limit. Notably, OGM detected somatic instability in a subset of DMPK, CNBP, and RFC1 samples. These findings suggest OGM could advance diagnostic accuracy for large repeat expansions, providing a more comprehensive...
  7. ...Accurate and fast graph-based pan annotation and clustering with ggCaller Samuel T. Horsfield1,2, Gerry Tonkin-Hill3, Nicholas J. Croucher1,4 and John A. Lees1,2,4 1MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis, Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Imperial College London, London W12...
  8. ...and estimate the distribution of strains based on SNP profiles. We defined detection as an estimated depth of ≥0.1×, a threshold chosen to balance false positives with the sensitivity of strain tracking. All species combined, a median of 59 strains were detected in each metagenomic sample and 191.5 across all...
  9. ..., et al. 2019. ExpansionHunter: a sequence-graph-based tool to analyze variation in short tandem repeat regions. Bioinformatics 35: 4754–4756. doi:10.1093/bioinformatics/btz431 ↵Fang L, Liu Q, Monteys AM, Gonzalez-Alegre P, Davidson BL, Wang K. 2022. DeepRepeat: direct quantification of short tandem...
  10. ...and real-world data, we demonstrate MARTi's performance in read classification, taxon detection, and relative abundance estimation. By bridging the gap between sequencing and actionable insights, MARTi marks a significant advance in the accessibility and functionality of real-time metagenomic analysis.Metagenomics...
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