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U-matrix methods, adapted to sequence processing SOMs, allow the detection of clusters also for real-valued sequence elements.

This method could be adapted to sequence the V3 or V5 region suitable for uncovering the intestinal microbiota [5].

Sequencing-by-synthesis technologies generate data by repetitive sequencing, or oversampling, of a given DNA segment and can be adapted to sequence one particular DNA region at great depth [1] [3].

We use the Fst statistic of Hudson, Slatkin and Maddison [43] adapted to sequence data and tested according to a procedure involving permutation (randomization) of individuals between populations (with 500 permutations) [44].

Moreover, this multiplex method can also be adapted to sequence other genes.

A whole-genome shotgun strategy was adapted to sequence the genome of Cp0710 using both Roche and Illumina technologies.

An optimized solution for read mapping, adapted to sequencing technology and biological applications, will help compensate for HTS defects.

ROH were also detected in 50 k and HD chip genotyped animals using the Runs of Homozygosity tool in PLINK (v. 1.07) [ 52], with parameters similarly adapted to sequence data.

Emerging techniques for high-throughput single-cell analysis (allowing for heavy and light chain pairing) will soon be adapted to sequence multiple genes along with the BCR, and eventually the full genome.

ERPIN [ 15] is an extension of the classical weight matrix representation of sequence alignments, adapted to RNA sequences containing base-paired regions.