Identifying and Genotyping Copy Number Variations
Identifying and Genotyping Copy Number Variations
Abstract
Copy number variations (CNVs) are a significant contributor to genetic diversity and have been associated with various diseases. Despite their prevalence, only a few confirmed associations have been reported. A novel exome sequencing pipeline has been developed to identify and genotype CNVs, providing a valuable tool for researchers. This pipeline has the potential to uncover new associations and shed light on the complex relationships between CNVs and disease.
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