Titlebook: Algorithms for Next-Generation Sequencing Data; Techniques, Approach Mourad Elloumi Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Bio

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Error Correction in Methylation Profiling From NGS Bisulfite Protocolslation level measurement and the different algorithms that have been proposed to deal with it does not exist. Therefore, in this chapter all known WGBS error sources will be extensively reviewed and critically evaluated in order to suggest a couple of best practices to deal with all sources of bias in WGBS assays.

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Book 2017ts and technical information specifically on indexing, compression and storage; error correction; alignment; and assembly. .The book will be of value to researchers, practitioners and students engaged with bioinformatics, computer science, mathematics, statistics and life sciences..

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String-Matching and Alignment Algorithms for Finding Motifs in NGS Dataion of the genome. In this chapter, we focus on methods that can quickly and precisely establish whether two reads are similar or not and that allow to analyze biological sequences extracted with NGS technologies. In particular, the most widespread string-matching, alignment-based, and alignment-free algorithms are summarized and discussed.

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Algorithms for Indexing Highly Similar DNA Sequencesogies of high-throughput . (NGS). Hence, it is possible to sequence several genomes of organisms and a project (.) now provide about 2500 individual human genomes (sequences of more than three billion characters (A, C, G, T).

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Searching and Indexing Circular Patternscircular sequence comparison finds applications in several biological contexts (Barton et al., Experimental algorithms. Lecture notes in computer science, vol 9125, pp 247–258, 2015; Barton et al., Algorithms Mol Biol 9(9):2014; Uliel et al., Protein Eng 14(8):533–542, 2001). This motivates the desi

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Probabilistic Models for Error Correction of Nonuniform Sequencing Data for downstream applications. In this chapter, we discuss different formulations for sequencing read error corrections that are based on probabilistic models able to handle datasets with a nonuniform read coverage. Nonuniform coverage is common in several applications of NGS, including small RNA and

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DNA-Seq Error Correction Based on Substring Indicess on NGS reads produced by genome sequencing of a clonal cell population, which has important applications like the de novo genome assembly of previously unknown genomes, for example, recently mutated parasites (Mellmann et al., PLoS ONE 6(7):e22751, 2011) or newly sequenced genomes (Locke et al., N