BreakDancer: an algorithm for high-resolution mapping of genomic structural variation

Ken Chen(Washington University in St. Louis), John W. Wallis(Washington University in St. Louis), Michael D. McLellan(Washington University in St. Louis), David E. Larson(Washington University in St. Louis), Joelle Kalicki(Washington University in St. Louis), Craig Pohl(Washington University in St. Louis), Sean McGrath(Washington University in St. Louis), Michael C. Wendl(Washington University in St. Louis), Qunyuan Zhang(Washington University in St. Louis), Devin P. Locke(Washington University in St. Louis), Xiaoqi Shi(Washington University in St. Louis), Robert S. Fulton(Washington University in St. Louis), Timothy J. Ley(Washington University in St. Louis), Richard K. Wilson(Washington University in St. Louis), Li Ding(Washington University in St. Louis), Elaine R. Mardis(Washington University in St. Louis)
Nature Methods
August 9, 2009
10.1038/nmeth.1363
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