Computer Files and Methods Supporting Forensic Analysis of Nucleotide Sequence Data
AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsBrian A. Young, Angela T. Minard-Smith, Esley M. Heizer, JR.
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AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsBrian A. Young, Angela T. Minard-Smith, Esley M. Heizer, JR.
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In one illustrative embodiment, a method may comprise receiving a first text-based computer file including one or more records, each of the one or more records comprising nucleotide sequence data generated by a read of a massively parallel sequencing (MPS) instrument, determining whether a portion of the nucleotide sequence data of each record represents a short tandem repeat (STR) associated with a locus, placing each portion of the nucleotide sequence data determined to represent an STR associated with a locus into one of a number of locus-specific lists, determining a number of occurrences within each locus-specific list of identical nucleotide sequence data representing a unique STR, and generating a second text-based computer file including one or more records, each of the one or more records corresponding to a unique STR for which the number of occurrences of identical nucleotide sequence data representing the unique STR exceeded an abundance threshold.
A method comprising:
A method comprising:
A computer-readable medium storing a text-based file, the text-based file comprising:
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