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Assessment of diagnostic yield and clinical utility of genome sequencing in critically ill infants

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By Carolina Moreno, Marina de França, Michele P. Migliavacca, Eduardo Perrone, Luiza Virmond, Renata Yamada, Kelin Chen, Thiago Silva, Antônio Coelho, Gustavo de Oliveira, Marcel Caraciolo, Rodrigo Barreiro, Catarina Gomes, Lucas Correia, Ana Oliveira, Matheus Lima, Ana Ferreira, Renata da Silva, Allan de Oliveira, Rodrigo Fock, Raquel da Silva, Ana Cunha, Camila Mendes, Chong A. Kim, Magda Carneiro-Sampaio, Ester Ramos, Marcela De Almeida, João Oliveira, Joana R. M. Prota, Anne C. B. Teixeira, Bruna M. C. de Azevedo, Lucas S. de Santana, Jéssica G. A. Espolaor, Renata M. Minillo, Vivian P. Cintra, Caio R. D. C. Quaio, José R. M. Ceroni, José B. Nascimento Junior, Livia M. S. Moura, Luciana S. Mofatto, Rafael L. M. Guedes, Roseli F. Rodrigues, Carolina D. Carlos, Nuria B. Zurro, Gabriela B. C. Colichio, Gabriela P. Campilongo, Letícia T. Ferreira, Priscila I. Higaki, Karla O. Pelegrino, Cecília Micheletti, Anna C. X. M. Sobreira, Andriene S. dos Santos, Joselito Sobreira Filho, Mariane B. A. L. Laurentino, Paula T. Lyra, Joziele S. Lima, Carlos E. Steiner, Denise P. Cavalcanti, Julia L. Heleno, Werther B. de Carvalho, Mariana P. L. Ferriani
| Nature Verified
Abstract Genome sequencing (GS) has proven effective in reducing morbidity in critically ill infants, however, equitable access to testing remains a challenge in some populations. This study evaluates the use of GS in critically ill infants in Brazil, focusing on diagnostic yield and clinical utility. A national prospective study was conducted through a public-private partnership. GS was performed on infants under one year of age admitted to intensive care units.
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Sandy: A user-friendly and versatile NGS simulator to facilitate sequencing assay design and optimization

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By Helena B Conceicao, Rafael L. Mercuri, Rodrigo Barreiro, Jose L Buzzo
| BioRxiv
Abstract Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is currently the gold standard technique for large-scale genome and transcriptome studies. However, the downstream processing of NGS data is a critical bottleneck that requires difficult decisions regarding data analysis methods and parameters. Simulated or synthetic NGS datasets are practical and cost-effective alternatives for overcoming these difficulties.
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Sandy: A user-friendly and versatile NGS simulator to facilitate sequencing assay design and optimization

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By Helena B Conceicao, Rafael L. Mercuri, Rodrigo Barreiro, Jose L Buzzo
| BioRxiv
Abstract Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is currently the gold standard technique for large-scale genome and transcriptome studies. However, the downstream processing of NGS data is a critical bottleneck that requires difficult decisions regarding data analysis methods and parameters. Simulated or synthetic NGS datasets are practical and cost-effective alternatives for overcoming these difficulties.
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