Computer-implemented method and computer-based system for validating dna sequencing data
CA 2594633 C · Owner: Smartgene Gmbh · Inventors: Emler, Stefan
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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 …
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- Filed February 11, 2005 and granted February 25, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 11, 2025.
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