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  1. ...diagnostic yield (Mastrorosa et al. 2023), LRS could provide a clear path forward. Here, we focus on diagnostic applications of haplotype-aware methylation analysis:Imprinting disordersGenomic imprinting refers to the parent-of-origin specific expression of genes; the classic example is the H19/IGF2 locus...
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  2. ...family Felidae but show high transcript diversity, copy number variation, and structural rearrangement. Our analysis of ampliconic gene evolution unveils a complex pattern of long-term gene content stability despite extensive structural variation on a nonrecombining background.Advances in DNA sequencing...
  3. ...that were misinterpreted as lineage-specific acquisition.Here, we sought to address several outstanding questions about mammalian X Chromosome architecture and ampliconic gene family evolution by expanding the phylogenetic sampling of high-quality s in a comparative analysis. First, we wanted to determine...
  4. ...and recent gene duplications from autosomes. Our assemblies provide a valuable resource for studying evolution and its consequences for phenotypic evolution in these genetic model species.Repetitive DNA sequences comprise a substantial fraction of the s of multicellular eukaryotes, occupying >40% of human...
  5. ...in the evolution of domesticated S. cerevisiae strains showing more rapid copy number variation than wild strains (Bergström et al. 2014; Yue et al. 2017; Duan et al. 2018). To investigate the extent to which gene families differed between sister natural lineages, we de novo assembled, annotated, and inferred...
  6. ...Chromosome inactivation (XCI) in females, but some Y-linked genes were retained during the course of sex chromosome evolution, and many X-linked genes did not become subject to XCI. We reconstructed gene-by-gene dosage sensitivities on the ancestral autosomes through phylogenetic analysis of microRNA (mi...
  7. ...can alter tissue dynamics and lead to cancer initiation. Although large-scale sequencing projects have illuminated processes that influence somatic mutation and subsequent tumor evolution, the mutational dynamics operating in the very early stages of cancer development are currently not well...
  8. ...(TE) from the hAT family played a critical role in the diversification of gsdfY via introduction of transcription factor-binding sites associated with the initiation and regulation of testicular development. This study is the first in the scenario of MSD gene evolution via allelic diversification...
  9. ...-seq in conjunction with molecular cytogenetics, we generated a complete map of inversions between human and macaque and identified variants affecting key genes that may be essential in understanding the evolution of specific human traits. Thus, this study represents a critical resource for genomic research...
  10. ...discover candidatemosaic variants at the level of the whole but also conduct extensive validation experiments, demonstrating that the majority of discovered candidates represent genuine mosaic variants in the original fibroblast cells. Results Approach For each person in the families included in this study...
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