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Long-Read Haplotype Phasing Resolves Allelic Configuration as a Missing Layer of Precision Oncology
Short-read sequencing cannot determine whether co-occurring variants within a cancer gene lie on the same allele (cis) or opposing alleles (trans), a distinction with direct therapeutic consequences: trans configurations confirm biallelic tumor suppressor inactivation, whereas cis configurations gen
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