An investigation of causes of false positive single nucleotide polymorphisms using simulated reads from a small eukaryote genome

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RT @OldTiredGrumpy: @magnusnordborg There are lots of ways to generate false positive SNPs. Glad to see your work out. Clearly pan-genome m…

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RT @OldTiredGrumpy: @magnusnordborg There are lots of ways to generate false positive SNPs. Glad to see your work out. Clearly pan-genome m…

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@magnusnordborg There are lots of ways to generate false positive SNPs. Glad to see your work out. Clearly pan-genome mapping has at least the potential to reduce the number of these. As does a more general database of know haplotypes. https://t.co/9OZ8j

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RT @kishkitsch: @rubiconcapital_ @PublicHealthON This is the test they are using to screen for variants. https://t.co/tj6u31H1hi

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