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  1. ...). Such experimental approaches have enabled the derivation of patterns enabling the prediction of sequences that can adopt G4 DNA structures.Early computational studies showed that conserved sequence motifs can accurately capture a significant proportion of potential G4-forming regions (Huppert and Balasubramanian...
  2. ...are essential for detecting TFs below 3%. NanoRCS provides an opportunity for cost-effective and rapid sample processing, which aligns well with clinical needs, particularly in settings where quick and accurate cancer monitoring is essential for personalized treatment strategies.A recent advancement in cancer...
  3. ...of the is increasingly essential for scientists to understand the underlying biology of any organism. Genome assembly, the process of digitally reconstructing a , is accomplished by piecing together segments of DNA (called sequencing “reads”) and obtaining a consensus. The past several years have seen a huge improvement...
  4. .... During the past decade, RNA-seq has been the preferred assay for comprehensive gene fusion detection due to its lower cost than whole- sequencing (WGS) and directly measuring the transcripts arising from the gene fusions. Illumina short-read RNA-seq has become routine for such studies, and numerous...
  5. ...% of the human and are scattered throughout (International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium 2001; Gymrek 2017). Expansions or contractions of at least 60 of these STRs have been associated with human genetic disorders, concerning predominantly neurogenetic diseases (Depienne and Mandel 2021; Tanudisastro et al...
  6. ...novo assembly tools are available for HiFi reads, there are no comprehensive studies on the evaluation of these assemblers. We evaluated the performance of 11 de novo HiFi assemblers on (1) real data for three eukaryotic s; (2) 34 synthetic data sets with different ploidy, sequencing coverage levels...
  7. ...studies in autoimmune and infectious diseases (Watson and Breden 2012). Encouragingly, recent technological advancements have enabled the generation of longer sequencing reads with increased accuracy. A framework using capture probes and highly accurate Pacific Biosciences (PacBio) HiFi long...
  8. ...disease risk. Nevertheless, these and related findings highlight the strong potential of long-read sequencing in cancer genomics for accurately assessing genetic instability.Long-read sequencing also facilitates the detailed characterization of diverse variants of cancer susceptibility genes, including...
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  9. .... 2025. Nanopore-based consensus sequencing enables accurate multimodal tumor cell-free DNA profiling. Genome Res (this issue) 35: 886–899. doi:10.1101/gr.279144.124 ↵Choquet K, Chaumont L-P, Bache S, Baxter-Koenigs AR, Churchman LS. 2025. Genetic regulation of nascent RNA maturation revealed by direct...
  10. ...diagnoses and treatments based on patients’ genetic and environmental circumstances. A critical component of a person's physiological makeup is their immune system, but individual genetic variation in many immune system genes has remained resistant to analysis using classical whole- or targeted sequencing...
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