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The fractured genome of HeLa cells | Genome Biology | Full Text

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Whole-genome sequencing of the widely used HeLa cell line provides a nucleotide-resolution view of a greatly mutated and in some places shattered genome.

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List of computer science publications by Paul Theodor Pyl

Paul Theodor Pyl – ScienceOpen

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HTSeq—a Python framework to work with high-throughput sequencing data. Authors: Simon Anders, Paul Pyl, Wolfgang Huber · h5vc: scalable nucleotide tallies ...

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List of computer science publications by Wolfgang Huber

Global microbial signatures for colorectal cancer -- ScienceDaily

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Patients with colorectal cancer have the same consistent changes in the gut bacteria across continents, cultures, and diets -- a team of international...

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Hansen, Suisha Liang, Qiang Feng, Chenchen Zhang, Paul Theodor Pyl, Luis Pedro Coelho, Huanming Yang, Jian Wang, Athanasios Typas, ...

Havoc in biology’s most-used human cell line: Striking differences...

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HeLa cells are the world's most commonly used human cell lines, and have served as a standard for understanding many fundamental biological processes. In a new...

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The fractured genome of HeLa cells | Genome Biology | Full Text

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Paul Theodor Pyl – ScienceOpen

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Global microbial signatures for colorectal cancer -- ScienceDaily

The composition of gut bacteria almost recovers after antibioticswww.sciencedaily.com › releases ›

Havoc in biology’s most-used human cell line: Striking differences...