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  1. ...(Horton et al. 2023). Direct STR genotyping at a scale is thus valuable; STRs cannot always be imputed using SNVs (Gymrek et al. 2016; Saini et al. 2018), as SNV–STR linkage disequilibrium (LD) is lower than SNV–SNV pair LD (Willems et al. 2014; Press et al. 2018). Examination of STR variation...
  2. ...) and clique enumeration to resolve ambiguous read assignments across highly similar gene sequences. Our previous work employed a similar framework to genotype germline IG heavy-chain variable (IGHV) genes using long-read WGS (Ford et al. 2020) and short-read WGS (Ford et al. 2022), implemented in the Immuno...
  3. ...-of-principle experiments, we use MIPSTR to determine germline STR genotypes for 102 STR loci with high accuracy across diverse populations of the plant A. thaliana. We show that putatively functional STRs may be identified by deviation from predicted STR variation and by association with quantitative phenotypes. Using DNA...
  4. .... Although somatic structural variations (SVs) have been documented in LSCC, 23 conventional short-read sequencing lacks the sensitivity to effectively detect high-frequency 24 SVs shared across multiple samples—variants that play a crucial role in tumorigenesis. Here, 25 we present SomaGauss-SV, a somatic...
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  5. .... The confounding effect is particularly pronounced in low-purity tumor samples. These findings serve to caution the interpretation of allelic imbalance characterized by somatic mutation alone, which suggests the inclusion of germline heterozygous SNPs for detecting bona fide ASE. A comprehensive assessment of ASE...
  6. ..., and contrast several metrics (including the LD structure and the SNP entropy) of the simulated sequences with that of real sequences as a genotype simulation quality assessment.MethodsVariational autoencodersRepresentation learning, also known as feature learning, attempts to recover a compact set of so...
  7. ...DNMs. By applying the same individual-level and site-level filtering criteria, and intersecting the results from the two genotype callers, we obtained an average number of 5.20, 24.90, and 4.80 DNMs across each pedigree (Fam1, Fam2, Fam3) (Table 1; Supplemental Table S1). To calculate the germline...
  8. ...as described in the original SweGen paper (Ameur et al. 2017). The majority of SweGen comprises 942 unrelated individuals from the Swedish Twin Register (STR) who were selected to mirror the overall distribution of genetic principal components (PCs) of all 10,000 STR individuals that underwent SNV genotyping...
  9. ...High-resolution, genotype-free mapping of genetic 1 variation with CRI-SPA-Map 2 3 Sheila Lutz*, Megan Lawler†, Samuel Amidon†, Frank W. Albert* 4 Department of Genetics, Cell Biology, & Development, 5 University of Minnesota, 6 6-160 Jackson Hall, 321 Church St SE 7 Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA 8...
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  10. ...when multiplexing) (Sanderson et al. 2024), and the ability to circularize chromosomes and plasmids owing to its long-read nature (Lerminiaux et al. 2024). It also provides options for real-time sequencing and rapid library preparation, essential for quick outbreak responses (Wagner et al. 2023). Early...
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