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  1. ...genes. The model architecture enables DeltaSplice to perform “reference-informed prediction” by incorporating the known splice site usage of a reference gene sequence to improve its prediction on splicing-altering mutations. We benchmarked DeltaSplice and several other state-of-the-art methods...
  2. ...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...
  3. ...that are easier to interpret and locate on a reference sequence. For instance, locating a consensus sequence with up to two mutations on the reference sequence is more straightforward than evaluating PWM-derived P-values. Additionally, KMAP provides an intuitive 2D visualization of the k-mer manifold, displaying...
  4. ...in inversion detection due to its increased resolution across repetitive sequences (Nurk et al. 2022; Porubsky et al. 2023a). This reference is the first complete reference, adding over 200 megabase pairs (Mbp) of sequence compared to GRCh38 (Nurk et al. 2022). In fact, both GRCh37 and GRCh38 lack information...
  5. ...-read sequencing technology that has been applied reliably detects only single-nucleotide mutations (SNMs) and short insertions and deletions (indels), and little is known about the rates at which SMs occur de novo.SMs include larger indels (often defined as those >50 bp), duplications, transposable element (TE...
  6. ...and mitigated the maladaptive effect of hybridization. This paper describes the first in-depth study using long-read sequencing technology of an S. bayanus hybrid , which may serve as an excellent reference for future studies of this important yeast and other yeast strains.It has generally been believed...
  7. ...of de novo structural variation in mammals (e.g., Kloosterman et al. 2015; Belyeu et al. 2021; Steensma et al. 2023), but these studies have employed short-read technology, which limits the SMs detected primarily to copy-number variants and hinders the discovery of mutations within repetitive sequences...
  8. ...version 4 (Edger et al. 2018). During the analysis, the low-quality mutation sites and the mutation sites close to the simple sequence repeats were filtered out (see “Methods”). The mutations present in the regenerated plants (with a percentage of ≥30% reads in each site) but absent in the control plants...
  9. ...sequence of length |π(wi)| = 80 + 250 = 330. Because of the size of the graphs and number of branches in our experiments, it is highly unlikely that the same path will be sampled multiple times. The query sequences qi are obtained by applying mutations with rates of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25...
  10. ...and high oncogenic score (Tomasetti and Vogelstein 2015).ResultsDS detects ultra-low-mutation frequenciesHigh-throughput sequencing is a widely used method for prospective screening of mutations, but given its high error rate of ∼0.1%–2%, it cannot be used for detecting low or ultra-low-frequency variants...
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