Human genomes for GGCAT benchmarks - part 1

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The first 50 genomes of the 100 Human genomes used for GGCAT benchmarks

Related Organizations

University of Verona
Italy
University of Helsinki
Finland

Keywords

benchmark, human-genomes, ggcat

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