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  1. ...aberrations in cell-cycle control. In non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), instability occurs early in tumor growth, resulting in pronounced intratumor heterogeneity, including changes in gene copy number, and whole- doubling (WGD) in ∼75% of tumors. Gene duplication, genetic drift, and selection mediate...
  2. ...-associated bubble upstream of the KIT gene. (A) Bandage plots showing the paths traversed for the three observed alleles (two for white-headed breeds and one for color-headed) through the pan. Unless stated otherwise, n = 1 for the breed. The gray arrow paths indicate the segmental duplication regions, whereas...
  3. ..., and VEGFA, as well as potentially novel oncogenes such as GRHL2, IRF2BP2, and CREB3L1. In particular, we identify a duplication hotspot on Chromosome 10p15 harboring a cluster of enhancers, which skips over two genes, through a long-range chromatin interaction, to activate an oncogenic isoform of the NET1...
  4. ...GC-biased gene conversion drives accelerated evolution of ultraconserved elements in mammalian and avian s Anguo Liu1,2,7, Nini Wang1,3,7, Guoxiang Xie1,2,7, Yang Li1,2, Xixi Yan1,2, Xinmei Li1,2, Zhenliang Zhu2,4,5, Zhuohui Li1,2, Jing Yang2,4,5, Fanxin Meng1, Mingle Dou1,2, Weihuang Chen1, Nange...
  5. ...a more accurate integrated view of the complex relationships between RT and gene regulation. [Supplemental material is available for this article.] Human cells duplicate their by the firing of thousands of origins that are activated in clusters following a precise temporal order (Rivera-Mulia and Gilbert...
  6. ...correction, and aggressive false overlap filtering. We benchmark HiCanu with a focus on the recovery of haplotype diversity, major histocompatibility complex (MHC) variants, satellite DNAs, and segmental duplications. For diploid human s sequenced to 30× HiFi coverage, HiCanu achieved superior accuracy...
  7. ...enriched in neurodegenerative disease pathways, including PD, ALS, and Huntington’s disease (Supplemental Fig. S5G), whereas downregulated DEGs were enriched in cell adhesion molecules pathways (Supplemental Fig. S5H). To explore the dynamics of gene expression changes with age, we performed clustering...
  8. ...@gs.washington.eduAbstractDespite the importance of duplicate genes for evolutionary adaptation, accurate gene annotation is often incomplete, incorrect, or lacking in regions of segmental duplication. We developed an approach combining long-read sequencing and hybridization capture to yield full-length transcript information and confidently...
  9. ...introduce new elements, such as exogenous proteins, activating mutations, plasmids, artificial chromosomes, or knock-in modifications. Conversely, loss-of-function approaches remove specific factors using mutations, siRNA silencing, or gene-editing techniques. These modifications can be applied to either...
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  10. ..., San Diego, California 92093, USA; 3Research School of Computer Science, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia Corresponding author: ppevzner@cs.ucsd.eduAbstractAlthough segmental duplications (SDs) represent hotbeds for genomic rearrangements and emergence of new genes...
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