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  1. ...FocalSV enables target region–based structural variant assembly and refinement using single-molecule long-read sequencing data Can Luo1,3, Zimeng Jamie Zhou2,3, Yichen Henry Liu2 and Xin Maizie Zhou1,2 1Department of Biomedical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 37235, USA; 2...
  2. ...entries. (B) Genome size distribution of reported Asgard viruses/MGEs, including those from this study.We identified at least seven distinct Opia virus variant genotypes from different samples. The sequences align near-perfectly over >85% of the s (Fig. 6A). All Opia variants (and their identifiable...
  3. ...distribution at each individual chromosome extremity and globally for 100 natural yeast strains. We aim at providing a representative view of TL diversity in S. cerevisiae and propose to uncover several features that may underlie TL variations both within and across s.ResultsSingle-molecule sequencing provides...
  4. ...to the refinement of isoform repertoires in model and nonmodel organisms (Byrne et al. 2019). Thus, single-molecule sequencing in combination with short-read RNA-seq and proteomic data appears as a powerful tool to disentangle the recent primate evolution of transcriptomes with isoform resolution, especially...
  5. ...release of ONT sequencing, several techniques have been proposed to combine information from both strands of a DNA molecule to increase sequencing accuracy (Jain et al. 2016). By reading both strands of a single molecule, ambiguous, or noisy signal measurements on one strand can be resolved by comparing...
  6. ...of G4s locations in the human viruses’ s (Lavezzo et al. 2018); and Plant-GQ harbors G4s across 195 plants (Ge et al. 2019). Genome-wide G4-seq-based detection of G4s was performed in 19 organisms (Chambers et al. 2015; Marsico et al. 2019) and rG4-seq maps in the s of Pseudomonas aeruginosa...
  7. ...Comprehensive analysis of structural variants in breast cancer s using single-molecule sequencing Sergey Aganezov1, Sara Goodwin2, Rachel M. Sherman1, Fritz J. Sedlazeck3, Gayatri Arun2, Sonam Bhatia2, Isac Lee4, Melanie Kirsche1, Robert Wappel2, Melissa Kramer2, Karen Kostroff5, David L. Spector2...
  8. ...that different lineages of Blastocystis have varied ecological roles in the host gut.The vertebrate gut is host to a diverse ecosystem of bacteria, archaea, viruses, and microbial eukaryotes. This diverse microbial community has broad impacts on the physiology and development of the host. Gut microbes can...
  9. ...Bio) and Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) are revolutionizing genomics: They are making chromosome-level assemblies routine, and full diploid, telomere-to-telomere (T2T) assemblies are becoming the standard for human assemblies. LRS employs single-molecule sequencing, avoiding many biases, errors...
  10. ...).DiscussionIn this work we first compared the expression levels of protein-coding sequences from matched RNA-seq and sRNA-seq experiments across different vertebrate species and in multiple tissues to investigate if the fragments present in sRNA-seq can be used to recover biologically and clinically meaningful m...
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