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  1. ...the exception among assemblies. Promising examples of approaches using long-range information (Bickhart et al. 2016; Steinberg et al. 2016) and a combination of comparative genomics and universal probes (Damas et al. 2017) illustrate the rapid development of high-quality assemblies for nonmodel organisms...
  2. ...-depth analyses of the dominant satDNA fraction in euchromatin. The second aim was to disclose the chromosome distribution, genomic environment, evolutionary trends, and mechanisms of propagation of the dominant euchromatic satDNAs.ResultsChromosome-scale ONT- assembly and repetitive element identification...
  3. ...and sequenced both Hydractinia s using a combination of Pacific Biosciences (PacBio) SMRT long-read and Illumina short-read sequence data (for details, see Supplemental Material; Supplemental Table S2). These PacBio data were then used to generate primary contig assemblies using the diploid-aware assembler Canu...
  4. ...was measured using Illumina short reads sequenced to 24× on average (Table 1), which showed higher values for all the primary and phased assemblies than obtained for the reference (QV = 42.5), except for WDU1 (QV = 41.7).SV discovery from PacBio HiFi reads and the ovine graphThe SVs from the 15 individuals...
  5. ...; Supplemental Table S2). The quality value (QV) of the assemblies was measured using Illumina short reads sequenced to 24× on average (Table 1), which showedhigher values for all the primary and phased assemblies than obtained for the reference (QV= 42.5), except for WDU1 (QV=41.7). SV discovery from PacBio Hi...
  6. ...about the evolution of chromosome structures, gene expression, and phenotypes. However, studies on other clades, involving chromosome-level assemblies and expression data from multiple tissues, are required to prove that our findings are indeed a general pattern of mammalian evolution.MethodsGenome data...
  7. ...methylation, we randomly selected 324 islands between 300 and 2000 bp representing 258,895 bases of genomic space and 25,000 CpG sites (;0.1% of all CpG sites in the ). The set was distributed among all autosomes and chromosome X, including 170 islands located within 1500 bp upstream of annotated protein...
  8. ...has prominent phenotypic consequences, or if many consecutive alterations in the DNA over longer time periods lead to phenotypic divergence. In the marine teleost, sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria), complementary genomic and genetic studies led to the identification of a sex locus on the Y Chromosome...
  9. ..., University of California San Diego, La Jolla, California 92093, USA; 2Moores Cancer Center, La Jolla, California 92093, USA; 3Department of Computer Science, University of California San Diego, La Jolla, California 92093, USA Deletion of tumor-suppressor genes as well as other genomic rearrangements pervade...
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