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  1. ...between ETV6 and FLI1. Moreover, KMAP identifies four prevalent patterns in gene editing data of the AAVS1 locus, aligning with findings reported in the literature. These applications underscore that KMAP can be a valuable tool across various biological contexts.DNA sequence serve as the primary carrier...
  2. ...sample. Reads and/or haplotype data (e.g., alternate reference assemblies) are then aligned to the graph (once per color) by trivial lookups of shared k-mers. Discrepancies between the sequence and the graph manifest as missing k-mers, correctable by traversing the graph between the gap boundaries...
  3. .... S1F). As shown in Figure 3F, the sequence-only model identified several annotated PASs from gene DKK1 that are not expressed/used at all, whereas when adding RNA-seq coverage features, the integrated model successfully discarded those unused PASs. Another example was shown in Supplemental Figure S1G...
  4. ...in our original alignment, as this is the standard in alignment pipelines. Often fix patches indicate a more complicated change than a simple inserted or alternate sequence, such as a change in coordinate system.Additionally, several of these regions are well-cataloged hotspots for genetic diversity...
  5. ...we leverage Oxford Nanopore Technologies native RNA sequencing (dRNA), as well as ribosome profiling data, to uncover the full range of polyadenylated transcripts and translated open reading frames. We identify 332 alternative isoforms affecting the coding sequences of 262 different genes, 97...
  6. ...analysis of zebrafish TEs in the context of gene regulation is lacking. Here, we systematically investigate the epigenomic and transcriptomic landscape of TEs across 11 adult zebrafish tissues using multidimensional sequencing data. We find that TEs contribute substantially to a diverse array of regulatory...
  7. ..., alignment of all the cattle assemblies mentioned above identified an additional 70 Mb of sequence not present in the Hereford reference (Crysnanto et al. 2021), with between 3.3 and 4.4 Mb unique to each taurine assembly. The pan representation created from this small sample of breeds showed that variant...
  8. ...in the , then with high probability, multiple molecules (in the partitions) bridge the gap between the two lines. Therefore for any line, we may find candidate lines in its neighborhood by looking for other lines sharing many of the same barcodes. By scoring alternative orders and orientations (O&Os) of these lines, we...
  9. ...in specific genes or genetic pathways. One unanticipated finding of this study is the evidence that recombination rates per megabase of autosomal sequence are significantly lower in rhesus macaques relative to humans. Prior studies of pedigree-based recombination had suggested the potential for reduced...
  10. ...in protein levels. This is the combined result of the effect of mitochondria dosage on transcription and translation apparatus content and activities. Moreover, we find that mitochondrial levels have a large impact on alternative splicing, thus modulating both the abundance and type of mRNAs. A simple...
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