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Figure 2 depicts the rate of variant branches in a de Bruijn graph as a function of k.

To better demonstrate the scope of this challenge, we have tracked the rate of variant classification updates in just one of the areas for which our clinical laboratory has offered testing for the past six years.

Recently, Belkadi et al. compared the performances of WES and WGS in 6 individuals and found that sequencing quality was better and the detection rate of variant higher with WGS than with WES [ 112].

We compared our computationally called polymorphic sites with the Sanger-sequenced mtDNA polymorphic sites of Choi and Aquadro (2014), and were able to verify 34 of the 35 segregating sites suggesting a high true positive rate of variant calling for our new results.

Myriad reports a 3% rate of BRCA variants of unknown significance, whereas European BRCA testing services report a 20% rate of variants of unknown significance.

The low validation rate of variants specific to TargetSeq-Proton showed that Proton has a high false positive rate of calling small InDels or SNPs.

A study of over 45,000 women referred for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation screening from 2006 to 2008, found that 13 16 % of African Americans, Native Americans and Hispanics possess disease-causing mutations and a high rate of variants of unknown significance [ 17].

One such modeling approach estimates the mutation rate of variants of a given functional class (e.g., synonymous, missense) at a gene level, which can then be used to calculate the probability of observing a given number of mutations in the sample size in question [ 19 ▪].

The overall rate of variants between X. hellerii and X. maculatus is higher than between X. couchianus and X. maculatus, in accord with previous studies that suggest X. hellerii is more distantly related to X. maculatus than to X. couchianus [ 13, 16].

The aim of this study was to assess the rates of variant alleles of cytochrome P4501A1 (CYP1A1) in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Longitudinal sampling enabled us to infer rates of variant accumulation [4], [18], [19]; within a single epitope, the accumulation rates of different variants varied dramatically, and the spread of variant rates varied from epitope to epitope (Table S6, Fig. S4).