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Thought so too, turns out we're right now
by alexvitkov 3y ago
Thought so too, turns out we're right now
- throwawaymaths 3y agoI'm not really sure what it even means to be 100% sequenced. Does that mean that every possible polymorphism is accounted for? Does that mean that 100% of possible polymorphic sites are known? What about weird edge cases. You have a tandem repeat that is known, but in some small population of humans, there's two tandem repeats with an island of something else in there.