Whole-genome sequencing of DNA from single cells has the potential to reshape our understanding of the mutational heterogeneity in normal and disease tissues. A major difficulty, however, is distinguishing artifactual mutations that arise from DNA isolation and amplification from true mutations. Here, we describe li nked-read a nalysis (LiRA), a method that utilizes phasing of somatic single nucleotide variants with nearby germline variants to identify true mutations, thereby allowing accurate estimation of somatic mutation rates at the single cell level.
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