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  1. ...), as well as the refined correction of errors in long reads (Luo et al. 2022). For the latter, greatest improvements were observed for long reads stemming from metas. The favorable usage of variation graphs in the assembly of s from mixed samples (Baaijens et al. 2019, 2020) is an additional hint...
  2. ...of population stratification.Measuring the effects of upstream noiseArtifacts of noise and errors in IBD estimation pipelines, including phasing switch errors, false-positive IBD segments, missing IBD segments, and incorrect IBD segment boundaries, negatively affect the quality of IBD estimation and...
  3. ...representation of the variation present across a collection of assemblies that can be utilized for a wide range of applications, including GWAS (Jaillard et al. 2018; Lees et al. 2020) and genotyping (Iqbal et al. 2012). Within a colored cdBG, variable length sequences, or “unitigs,” represent loci within each...
  4. ...and scaffolding of Verkko's ULA assembly graph. Hi-C read pairs are first aligned to the assembled unitigs with BWA-MEM (Li 2013). All read pairs in which at least one read is mapped ambiguously (mapping quality of zero, typically multimappers from homozygous regions of different haplotypes) are ignored...
  5. ...75080, USA Corresponding author: chirag@iisc.ac.inAbstractModern pan graphs are built using haplotype-resolved assemblies. When mapping reads to a pan graph, prioritizing alignments that are consistent with the known haplotypes improves genotyping accuracy. However, the existing rigorous formulations...
  6. ...-level telomere-to-telomere (T2T) assemblies for diverse organisms, including humans (Yue et al. 2017; Jiao and Schneeberger 2020; Nurk et al. 2022). With such a T2T reference assembly panel continuously expanding at both the population and species level, researchers began to use pan graphs to better represent...
  7. ...assembly graph (Drezen et al. 2014; Ruan and Li 2020). However, by replacing each unitig with, for example, an edge labeled with the label of the unitig (label obtained by identifying the overlapping (k − 2)-mers), one gets an equivalent graph, but of much smaller size. Such a graph is usually called...
  8. ..., read error correction, and assembly. We propose a novel seeding approach that relies on long inexact matches rather than short exact matches, and show that it yields a better time-accuracy trade-off in settings with up to a mutation rate. We use sketches of a subset of graph nodes, which are more...
  9. ...with TCG-Aligner (see the Methods subsection “Trace-consistent graph-based aligner (TCG-Aligner)”) and other methods that support queries (BLAST, MegaBLAST, and PufferFish), we assembled a list of nine defining mutations of the SARS-CoV-2 21A (Delta) variant spike protein. This included six sequences...
  10. ...exist between species and strains. Our results correct assembly artifacts that are currently widely distributed in the database of N. caninum and T. gondii and, more importantly, highlight the mitochondria as a previously oversighted source of variability and pave the way for a change in the paradigm...
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