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  1. ...alignments is a key strength of our aligner.DiscussionIn this paper, we describe Moni-align, the first short-read pan aligner based on the r-index. The r-index has advantages over graph-based indexes because it can be constructed without a costly multiple alignment step and fully preserves the sequences...
  2. ...) or 59 (Miyatake et al. 2022a) RE loci in small retrospective cohorts of 37 and 22 patients, respectively. Alternatively, short-read sequencing (SR-GS) is emerging as a potential replacement for exome sequencing in rare disorders. This shift is driven by recognition of the gains achievable in diagnostic...
  3. ...repertoire, we combined sequencing of the germline IG loci with single-cell transcriptome sequencing of B cells from the same donor. Sequencing and assembly of the germline IG loci captured the IGH locus in a single fully phased contig where the maternal and paternal contributions to the germline V, D, and J...
  4. ...-read sequencing, enabling the generation of highly accurate assemblies without the need for short-read polishing.This method has several important limitations. First, adaptive sampling relies on matching the first approximately 200 bases of each read to the IGH reference (Loose et al. 2016), so truly novel...
  5. .... These collaborative efforts have yielded invaluable insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer initiation, progression, and metastasis, uncovering recurring patterns of genomic alterations, novel cancer genes, and pathways. Consequently, short-read sequencing for both tumor and germline is routinely...
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  6. ...are amplified and size-selected to maintain the target length. The amplicons are then prepared for long-read sequencing. (Created with BioRender; https://www.biorender.com/)While many long-read capture methods use the same probes that would be used for short-read approaches, there is evidence that fewer probes...
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  7. ...and the cells’ innate immune response (Russell et al. 2019). The value of long reads for both DNA and RNA sequencing was demonstrated by a study of the human adaptive immune system's response to MMR vaccination. ONT sequencing was used to characterize both the transcriptome of single B cells and relevant loci...
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  8. ...). Briefly, Paragraph genotypes SVs by constructing localized sequence graphs containing the reference allele and the candidate SV allele and performs a localized realignment of paired-end short reads to the graph. The genotype is then determined based on the coverage of reads uniquely supporting...
  9. ...allele with exon skipping caused by a somatic L1 insertion shown in A. The esophageal cancer sample had eight heterozygous SNVs in MOV10. For each of the eight SNV loci, the number of reads with a reference allele and an alternative allele is shown for both whole- sequencing (DNA) and RNA-sequencing data...
  10. ...and average mutations per breed and immunophenotype are indicated. (B) Exome libraries were sequenced and variants were called with MuTect, a caller adapted for cancer data, and IndeLocator. Somatic variants were annotated using SnpEff. MuSiC was used for identification of significantly mutated genes...
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