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  1. ...frequent haplotypes represented, based on 1000 Genomes EUR reference population) (Supplemental Fig. S1C). SNP selection was based on one of two approaches. First, we utilized our recent QTL analyses (Stolze et al. 2020) to prioritize variants (58% SNPs in the library) using combinations of the following...
  2. ...overlap, at least partially, those genotyped in the database. Each identified SNP may have a unique probability associated with the alternate allele dosage (reflecting certainty) or an overall error rate may be assigned. The Li-Stephens HMM (Fig. 1A) then maps recombination and mutation processes onto...
  3. ...a homo-ref genotype), any alternative alleles in the offspring are either a sequencing/mapping error or contamination by nonfamilial DNA. TrioMix reports the de novo–like alteration rate, the total alternative read fraction in GroupC SNPs in the offspring. Contribution from true de novo variants...
  4. ...library ( Altshuler et al. 2000 ; Mullikin et al. 2000 ), or to use the overlapping clones from large-scale sequencing projects ( Kawasaki et al. 1997 ; Horton et al. 1998 ; Taillon-Miller et al. 1998 ). Although SNPs in coding sequences (cSNPs) are potentially functional and therefore, invaluable...
  5. ...is indicated by the label on the left. (C) SNPs along the gene body for each inbred strain. The reference genotype is shown in gray. SNPs are colored by genotype as shown in the legend. (D) Percent DNA methylation for each inbred strain along the Pkd2 gene body. Percentages are binned into 0% (blue) 50...
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  6. ...the expression of the two allelic forms of KDM4C in 15 individuals heterozygous for an A/C SNP, rs913590, in the 39 UTR of KDM4C (;12 kb from rs7868863, and the A-allele of rs7868863 and the C-allele of rs913590 are on the same haplotype).We found that the expression levels of the C-bearing KDM4C transcripts...
  7. ...of such analyses is the identification of novel genes that have been entirelymissed by other approaches. Proteincoding genes leading to splice variants, truncated proteins, and cSNPs can all also be directly studied by protein sequencing. Several studies have demonstrated the use of mass spectrometry– based...
  8. ...substitutions. We report the identification and characteristics of 201 candidate single nucleotide polymorphisms found in the coding sequences (cSNPs) of 165 of these genes. Using a conservative calculation, coding region nucleotide diversity (the average number of differences between any pair of chromosomes...
  9. .... ↵ Buetow, K.H., Edmonson, M.H., and Cassidy, A.B. 1999 . Reliable identification of large numbers of candidate SNPs from public EST data. Nat. Genet. 21 : 323 –325. ↵ Deutsch, S., Iseli, C., Bucher, P., Antonarakis, S.E., and Scott, H.S. 2001 . A cSNP map and database for human chromosome 21. Genome Res...
  10. ...inbred and recombinant congenic panels, heterogeneous stocks), whereas comparative maps are still mainly based on the localization of orthologous genes in physical maps. Although comparative analysis will undoubtedly progress with cSNP-based maps and large-scale computational alignments of human, mouse...
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