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From: Applications of next-generation sequencing analysis for the detection of hepatocellular carcinoma-associated hepatitis B virus mutations

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The percentage of false SNV calls for using a different reference sequence. Full-length HBV genome sequence, Clone_N6 (KJ790199; genotype C, Taiwan) was cloned from a CHB patient and sequenced using a direct Sanger sequencer. This nucleotide sequence would be used as a standard sequence. Clone_N6 was also fragmented to be sequenced by NGS analysis. The mapping results of NGS reads from the Clone_N6 using the following mapping references: sample-specific reference, genotype specific reference (JN315779; genotype C, Asia) and incompatible genotype reference (FJ787477; genotype B, Asia). When compared with the standard sequence of Clone_N6, derived from direct sequencing, the percentage of false SNVs calls increased significantly from 0.09% using sample-specific reference as mapping reference to 28.95% using incompatible genotype reference as the mapping reference. aSample-specific reference is the consensus sequence obtained from the NGS reads of each sample through alignment with its same genotype mapping reference. bReference is using the same genotype as the sample (genotype C). cReference is using the incompatible genotype as the sample (genotype B)

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