Leaf: an Ultrafast Filter for Population-scale Long-read SV Detection
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Advances in sequencing technology have facilitated population-scale long-read structural variant (SV) detection. Arguably, one of the main challenges in population-scale analysis is developing effective computational pipelines. Here, we present a new filter-based pipeline for population-scale long-read SV detection. It better captures SV signals at an early stage than conventional assembly-based or alignment-based pipelines. Assessments in this work suggest that the filter-based pipeline helps better resolve intra-read rearrangements. Moreover, it is also more computationally efficient than conventional pipelines and thus may facilitate population-scale long-read applications.
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