Computer-implemented method and computer-based system for validating DNA sequencing data
AssigneeSmartGene GmbH
InventorStefan Emler
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AssigneeSmartGene GmbH
InventorStefan Emler
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To validate DNA sequencing data from sequence data of one or more DNA fragments, a server (3) obtains a target specification from a user via a telecommunications network (2). From a set of one or more possible reference sequences (42), related to the target specification and stored in a database (4), the server (3) selects the reference sequence having the highest correlation with the fragment sequence data. For example, if the target specification identifies a gene sequence, then the reference sequence is selected from a set of variants of the gene sequence. Automatically, the server (3) aligns the fragment sequence data with the selected reference sequence and identifies any sequence positions where nucleotide codes of aligned fragment sequence data and selected reference sequence do not correspond. For validating DNA sequencing data, selection of reference sequence and identification of ambiguous nucleotide codes can be performed without human intervention, thus, the speed and reliability of the validation process is improved.
A computer-implemented method of validating DNA sequencing data from fragment sequence data of one or more DNA fragments, comprising:
A computer-based system for validating DNA sequencing data from fragment sequence data of one or more DNA fragments, the system comprising:
A computer program product comprising a non transitory computer readable medium containing therein computer program code means for controlling one or more processors of a computer-based system to perform a method for validating DNA sequencing data from fragment sequence data of one or more DNA fragments, said method including:
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