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  1. ...RNAs induce expression variation at the RNA level, but some may buffer variation at the protein level. miRNAs that are themselves highly and variably expressed induce covariations between their targets. Lastly, miRNA primary transcripts can be robustly detected in whole-cell single-cell RNA-seq data, opening...
  2. ...demonstrate how SV data from a modest number of individuals can be used to filter variants in unsolved cases and identify high-priority regions for follow-up analysis. We also describe variation that would be difficult or impossible to detect or fully resolve using short-read technology, including disease...
  3. ...or duplication of segments of DNA. Amplification of segments of DNA sequence, a type of copy number variation (CNV), is an important source of rapid adaptive evolution. In the short term, gene amplification can result in increased gene expression, which provides a selective advantage facilitating adaptation...
  4. ...habitats as our ecological variable of interest, but the methods we have developed could be applied to any binary ecological variable or phenotypic trait.ResultsData setTo detect copy number variation that repeatedly differentiates freshwater from marine stickleback populations, we used a data set of 21...
  5. ...distribution. This variation in spatial distribution was mirrored in the spatial associations396 with transcription. The distinct patterns among these states would not be detectable without397 analysis of the histone modifications in combination. These results highlight the complexity of the398 histone code...
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  6. ...tissues (false discovery rate 5%) by using Genotype-Tissue expression (GTex) Project data. Regression models explaining splicing variation by using spl-TRs and other flanking variants suggest that at least some of the spl-TRs directly modulate splicing. In our catalog, two spl-TRs are known loci...
  7. ...↵2 Present address: Admera Health, South Plainfield, NJ 07080, USA Corresponding author: andrew.sharp@mssm.eduAbstractShort tandem repeats (STRs) contribute significantly to genetic diversity in humans, including disease-causing variation. Although the effect of STR variation on gene expression has...
  8. ...study of structural variation as it relates to breed-specific phenotypes is lacking. We have generated whole CNV maps for more than 300 canids. Our data set extends the canine structural variation landscape to more than 100 dog breeds, including novel variants that cannot be assessed using microarray...
  9. .... 2009), fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) using probes detecting the aneuploid chromosome (Faggioli et al. 2014), microarrays to genotype the sample and measure the relative fluorescence of minor alleles (Conlin et al. 2010), single-cell sequencing (Knouse et al. 2014), and whole- sequencing...
  10. ...).Multiple approaches to detect SVs in large array and sequencing data sets have been applied to cancer (Alkan et al. 2011; Yang et al. 2013; Tubio 2015; Macintyre et al. 2016). Methods to identify copy number variations (CNVs) from intensity data (log R ratios) have been applied to single...
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