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  1. ...-methyladenosine (m6A) modifications in native mRNA. We used human and mouse cells with known genetic variants to assign the allelic origin of each mRNA molecule combined with a supervised machine learning model to detect read-level m6A modification ratios. Our analyses reveal the importance of sequences adjacent...
  2. ...by bacterial DNA modifications (Rand et al. 2017; Wick et al. 2019). Bacterial DNA methylation can occur frequently in diverse sequence contexts. In nanopore direct RNA sequencing, mismatches in modified RNA molecules can be used to detect modifications (Liu et al. 2019). However, this feature has not been...
  3. ...://ftp.ebi.ac.uk/pub/databases/gencode/). Consequently, PoreMeth2 contains the annotation of a large number of possible biotypes that include protein-coding genes, long noncoding RNAs, pseudogenes, and small RNAs.For each gene/transcript, PoreMeth2 considers the longest transcript with the highest number of exons, and the gene model annotations...
  4. ...this capability by producing and benchmarking RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, and regular and target-enriched Tn5 libraries. We also explore the use of this approach for rapid evaluation of sequencing library metrics by implementing a real-time analysis workflow.Over the past 15 years, high-throughput short-read sequencing...
  5. ...of overfitting. In addition, these methods usually can only provide site-level methylation, losing read-level resolution. We developed an end-to-end m6A modification detection system for nanopore direct RNA sequencing and were among the first to create an m6A-distinguishing base caller. Our system, Xron...
  6. ...exon 1 of the APC gene (Fig. 2D). RNA-seq analysis revealed a substantial decrease in APC expression in the tumor sample (tumor fragments per kilobase of transcript per million fragments mapped (FPKM): 0.296 vs. normal FPKM: 2.262). The SV was not detected by short-read sequencing, likely because...
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  7. ..., expanding the applicability of long-read sequencing across diverse genomic studies (Wenger et al. 2019; Koren et al. 2024). Both platforms are capable of DNA and cDNA sequencing and detecting DNA methylation. At the same time, ONT offers additional functionalities such as adaptive sampling and direct RNA...
  8. ...of the quality of transcript models, to develop a read-level quality control framework for replicated long-read RNA-seq experiments. The number and distribution of reads, as well as the number and distribution of unique junction chains (transcript splicing patterns), in SQANTI3 structural categories...
  9. ...short-read sequences. Recent advances in long-read isoform sequencing enable the detection of fusion transcripts at unprecedented resolution in bulk and single-cell samples. Here, we developed a new computational tool, CTAT-LR-Fusion, to detect fusion transcripts from long-read RNA-seq with or without...
  10. .... Overview of current long-read RNA sequencing technologiesTwo main companies, Pacific Biosciences (PacBio) and Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) offer commercial solutions for long-read RNA sequencing.PacBio. In this technology, a single-stranded circularized cDNA molecule is generated by ligating hairpin...
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