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  1. ...; Vissers et al. 2009). Copy number variants (CNVs) differ from a normal diploid state by deletion or amplification of genomic segments. When a pair of Alus mediate a genomic rearrangement (i.e., Alu/Alu-mediated rearrangement [AAMR]), a chimeric Alu hybrid will form at the junction (Fig. 1B...
  2. ...of the last to be fully assembled. It carries copy number–variable genes associated with intellectual disability, bipolar disorder, and obesity. In this study, we characterized the structural diversity at this locus by analyzing 64 haploid assemblies produced by the Human Pan Reference Consortium. We...
  3. ...; Macaulay and Voet 2014). Other than sequence variants, structural polymorphisms such as copy number variants (including insertions, deletions, and duplications) and copy-neutral genomic rearrangements (such as translocations and inversions) playmajor roles in human biology and health (Stankiewicz...
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