Reference-Based Methylation Analysis is a computational approach in epigenomic data analysis that quantifies DNA methylation levels at specific genomic loci by aligning sequencing reads to a reference genome, thereby enabling locus-specific methylation assessment in contrast to de novo or reference-free methods.
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