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      <title>Breakpoints clustering for structural variants</title>
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      <description>Ming Tang March 2, 2016 When structural variants are represented in bedpe format, each structural variant is represented as two linked breakpoints. Each breakpoint is represented as a genomic interval (GRanges). It is very similar to representations of Genomic interactions (data from Hi-C, ChIA-PET):
e.g.
chr1 100 200 chr2 300 400
one of the common task is to merge the breakpoints when they are overlapping.
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