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  1. ...-specific genetic maps published by deCODE, which were based on whole- sequencing of living parent–offspring trios (Halldorsson et al. 2019), in broad support of the accuracy of our method (Fig. 4). The observed correlation was particularly strong for putative maternal crossovers (r = 0.86) compared with putative...
  2. ....5 bp. These crossovers recapitulate existing recombination rate maps, including for the X Chromosome; produce sibling pair IBD that matches expected distributions; and are validated by the haplotype estimation tool SHAPEIT. We provide an efficient, open-source implementation of PhasingFamilies that can...
  3. ...of DMC1 being downstream from break formation. The signals of RAD51 and RPA in these hotspots have strong correlation with those in Dmc1+/+ mice (Pearson correlation coefficient r = 0.93 and r = 0.96, respectively, for autosomal hotspots). We identified 9023 and 13,348 peaks of RAD51 and RPA in Dmc1...
  4. ..., PC2–PC4 are also negative predictors of crossover likelihood, respectively, indicating that gene bodies, promoters, and extraspatially accessible chromatin are disfavored for crossover formation. We also find a strong positive correlation with chromosomal position as expected from crossover...
  5. ...and the chromosome axis protein ASY1 in wheat and investigated their relationships with crossovers, chromatin state, and genetic diversity. DMC1 and ASY1 chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by sequencing (ChIP-seq) revealed strong co-enrichment in the distal, crossover-active regions of the wheat chromosomes...
  6. ...al. 2013). Within this series of mutants, levels of CHG DNA methylation showed a strong negative correlation with CEN3 genetic distance (Pearson's r = −0.93, P = 2.36 × 10−3), whereas CG and CHH methylation were not significantly correlated (Fig. 1D,E; Supplemental Table S2; Stroud et al. 2013...
  7. .... The primary features of recombination on 21q suggest a difference in many aspects of meiosis between males and females. Although recombination is overall more frequent in females than in males, the recombination rate is roughly constant across 21q in female meioses but shows a strong suppression effect...
  8. ...significantly to the understanding of the molecular basis of meiotic recombination, including strong support for the steps in the double-strand break repair model 7These authors contribued equally to this work. 8Present address: Molecular and Cellular Imaging Center (MCIC), Ohio State University/OARDC, Wooster...
  9. ...on the array (Dover et al. 1993; Elder and Turner 1995; Lower et al. 2018). Untangling patterns of concerted evolution on tandem arrays experiencing different forces requires a comprehensive map of genetic variation spanning such clusters.The cluster of highly conserved histone genes on Chromosome arm 2L...
  10. ...by introducing a lower bound for the propensity for chiasma formation in a species. Our analysis supports the size of the smaller chromosomes as a strong determinant of -wide RR for the six s studied in this paper (Supplemental Fig. S6). In log–log scale, the correlation coefficient between RR and the shortest...
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