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  1. ...and INSs, further validating the unique strength of LRS 572 technology in resolving multi-scale genomic rearrangements. A key issue to explore further is 573 how to define the boundary between CNVs identified through sequencing depth and 574 DEL/INS/DUP detected by long reads. Furthermore, we investigated...
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  2. ...structure of the derivative Chromosome 7 identified in RD_P328. (B) Integrative Genomics Viewer images of short-read sequencing (srGS) and long-read sequencing (lrGS) data for each BPJ. (C) Breakpoint sequences of the two BPJs with the chimeric sequence in the center aligned to the reference sequences shown...
  3. ...of the transcriptome. Indeed, the simultaneous profiling of RT and transcriptomes in PARTAGE facilitated the integration of multimodal signals under physiological conditions and confirmed the strong enrichment of actively transcribed genes in early replicating regions (Fig. 5). Moreover, PARTAGE identified a subset...
  4. ...of the fusion region revealed a high proportion of repetitive sequences. We speculate that this region may represent the centromeric region, which likely contributed to the chromosomal changes (Supplemental Fig. S2). By incorporating homology-based, transcriptome and de novo annotation, we identified 21...
  5. ...and treatment options. We applied long-read transcriptome sequencing (LRTS) to 44 MDS and CLL patients, as well as two pairs of isogenic cell lines with and without SF3B1 mutations, and found >60% of novel isoforms. Splicing alterations were largely shared between cancer types and specifically affected...
  6. ...Biology Laboratory, European Bioinformatics Institute, Wellcome Genome Campus Hinxton, Cambridge CB10 1SA, United Kingdom Corresponding author: ana.conesa@csic.esAbstractLong-read sequencing (LRS) technologies have revolutionized transcriptomic research by enabling the comprehensive sequencing of full...
  7. ...are incubated with BrdU, followed by nuclei isolation. GFP-positive nuclei are then sorted by DNA content, separating into one of four S-phase fractions: early, early-mid, late-mid, or late replicating. Next, the BrdU-containing DNA is immunoprecipitated and prepared for sequencing to identify genomic locations...
  8. ...of ADAR adenosine-to-inosine RNA editing activity. Nat Methods 16: 1131–1138. Schneider N, Steinberg R, Ben-David A, Valensi J, David-Kadoch G, Rosenwasser Z, Banin E, Levanon EY, Sharon D, Ben-Aroya S. 2024. A pipeline for identifying guide RNA sequences that promote RNA editing of nonsense mutations...
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  9. ...a systematic comparison between single-cell long-read and conventional short-read RNA sequencing techniques. The transcriptome of approximately 30,000 mouse retina cells was profiled using 1.54 billion Illumina short reads and 1.40 billion Oxford Nanopore Technologies long reads. Consequently, we identify 44...
  10. ...of the mammalian . We use whole- sequencing to identify de novo mutations in cohorts of age-matched ART-derived and naturally conceived mice. Our reliance on mice of a single inbred strain background allows us to rigorously control for potential genetic influences and environmental exposures on mutation rates...
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