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  1. ...default settings with the ssal_repeats_v5.1 library. RepeatMasker takes a library of TE consensus sequences and detects whole and fragmented parts of these consensuses across the using a BLAST-like algorithm. The output file contains the genomic coordinates of the annotation, as well as various quality...
  2. ...Evidence for selfing in a vertebrate from whole- sequencing Astrid Böhne1, Zeynep Oğuzhan1, Ioannis Chrysostomakis1, Simon Vitt2, Denis Meuthen2,3, Sebastian Martin1, Sandra Kukowka1 and Timo Thünken2 1Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change LIB, Museum Koenig Bonn, 53113 Bonn...
  3. ...is for a mixture of multiple cells. In contrast, in situ sequencing- (Ke et al. 2013; Wang et al. 2018) and in situ hybridization-based SRT such as 10x Genomics Xenium (Janesick et al. 2023; Oliveira et al. 2025), merFISH (Chen et al. 2015), CosMx (NanoString), and MERSCOPE (Vizgen) measure the expression...
  4. ..., USA; 2NVIDIA Corporation, Santa Clara, California 95051, USA Corresponding author: wwang7@mdanderson.orgAbstractAccurate detection of somatic mutations in DNA sequencing data is a fundamental prerequisite for cancer research. Previous analytical challenges were overcome by consensus mutation calling...
  5. ...clusters to model the haplotype encodings, which has also been observed in a different application of the Gaussian mixture VAE (GMVAE) model (Bozkurt Varolgüneş et al. 2020). At a lower C, for example, 20, we observed slightly worse performances for all superpopulations in the 1000 Genomes Project...
  6. ...) associated with disease. Limitations remain with respect to cost, scalability, and platform-dependent read accuracy and the tradeoffs between sequence coverage and sensitivity of variant discovery are important experimental considerations for the application of LRS. We compare the genetic variant...
  7. ...to disease risk. Collecting sequencing data from families allows us to identify genomic events such as meiotic crossovers and shared genetic material between family members that is impossible to detect in unrelated individuals.Crossover detection using family data is one of the major approaches used to study...
  8. ...-cell/nucleus RNA-seq data is critical for understanding heterogeneity in complex biological samples, yet the technological discrepancy across sequencing platforms limits deconvolution accuracy. To address this, we utilize an experimental design to match inter-platform biological signals, hence revealing...
  9. ...of microRNA expression analyses is reflected by the existence of thousands of sRNA-seq studies in which matched total RNA-seq data are often unavailable. The lack of paired sequencing experiments limits the analysis of microRNA–gene regulatory networks. Here, we explore whether protein-coding gene...
  10. ...in the population, allowing detection of changes of transcriptional regulation patterns involving minor proportions of cells, whereas chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by sequencing (ChIP-seq) is substantially less quantitative, although capable of identifying allele-specific chromatin states (Ding et al. 2014...
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