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  1. ...to the pericentromeric and SDs at the boundaries of inversions [Linardopoulou et al. 2005; Porubsky et al. 2020; Yoo et al. 2025]) may function as an incubator for the birth of new genes in ape s. This implicit genomic instability may confer a long-term selective advantage if the genes evolve function important...
  2. ...of -wide variants. Nat Biotechnol doi:10.1038/s41587-024-02511-w ↵Brandes N, Linial N, Linial M. 2020. PWAS: proteome-wide association study—linking genes and phenotypes by functional variation in proteins. Genome Biol 21: 173. doi:10.1186/s13059-020-02089-x ↵Brandes N, Goldman G, Wang CH, Ye CJ, Ntranos V...
  3. ...that genetic variants associated with AMD and AD are linked to microglia-specific gene signatures. Furthermore, integrating regulatory annotations with GWAS data shows that susceptibility loci for both AMD and AD are notably enriched in the open chromatin regions of microglia from the brain and retina...
  4. ...-in of an illustrative locus showing m6A events (purple ticks) across individual fibers.ResultsTo assess the chromatin impact of variants across extended genomic loci, we designed targeted Fiber-seq to simultaneously capture multiple 100–250 kb genomic loci using a CRISPR–Cas9 targeting approach. Specifically, four...
  5. .... 2022; Deng et al. 2024; Farrow et al. 2024) and large-scale eQTL analyses from the Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) project (GTEx Consortium 2017). Eight of the significant variants are located within the 17q21.31 region, which is a 1.5-Mb inversion region (Bowles et al. 2022). Two major haplotypes, H...
  6. ...it was trained on (DeepConsensus v1.2). This includes Sequel II, DeepConsensus v0.2, and Revio with DeepConsensus v1.1 (Supplemental Figs. 1, 2; Supplemental Tables 3, 8).We stratified the GIAB variant-calling errors by genomic region and found that the majority of indel errors removed by DeepPolisher were...
  7. ...isoform by transposon exonization, which is involved in the primate-specific immune response (Pasquesi et al. 2024). Thus, the emergence of transposon-derived exons has been revealed with higher resolution. Future comparative genomic analyses will elucidate the extent to which these exons are fixed...
  8. ...,E; Supplemental Table S8), which are difficult to explain by c-NHEJ- or alt-EJ-mediated mechanisms. In addition to DSBR pathways, RBMs such as FoSTeS/MMBIR could explain nonrecurrent structural variants such as complex genomic rearrangements containing multiple breakpoints, insertions of DNA segments...
  9. ..., resulting in reciprocal deletions, duplications, and inversions (Inoue and Lupski 2002; Porubsky et al. 2022). These recurrent genomic rearrangements often cause genomic disorders, forming collectively an important cause of disabling diseases in the general population (Angelis et al. 2015).The 22q11...
  10. ...variants, and deeper insights into the interplay between epigenetics and genomic variation. This mini-review provides a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in long-read DNA sequencing analysis, encompassing reference-based and de novo assembly approaches. We explore the entire workflow, from...
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