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A rooted tree framework for linear time ultrabubble detection
Pangenomics uses graphs to show genetic differences within or between species. In these graphs, a path can represent one genome, while regions with different paths show genetic variation. Biedged graphs use black edges for sequences and grey edges for links between them. Snarls are minimal subgraphs
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