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Decoupling alignment strategy from feature quantification using a standard alignment incidence data structure
Abstract
SummaryThe abundance of genomic feature such as gene expression is often estimated from observed total number of alignment incidences in the targeted genome regions. We introduce a generic data structure and associated file format for alignment incidence data so that method developers can create novel pipelines comprising models, each optimal for read alignment, post-alignment QC, and quantification across multiple sequencing modalities. Availability and Implementationalntools software is freely available at https://github.com/churchill-lab/alntools under MIT license. Contactkb.choi@jax.org or gary.churchill@jax.org
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