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  1. ...in human genomic research, established precedents across the private and public spheres are lacking. Moreover, the few existing models for benefit sharing with populations that participate in genomic research are largely limited to intangible or nonfinancial benefits, or to top-down initiatives...
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  2. ...available by the 2016 iDASH workshop on privacy and security (Tang et al. 2016). The data consist of s of 400 individuals for whom summary statistics are to be released (i.e., the set D), and 400 individuals who are not part of this group (the set ). This data set was derived from the 1000 Genomes Project...
  3. ...Barcelona, Spain; 14New York Genome Center, New York, New York 10013, USA; 15Utah Center for Genetic Discovery, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112, USA; 16Department of Behavioral Physiology and Sociobiology (Zoology II), University of Würzburg, 97074 Würzburg, Germany; 17Environmental Science...
  4. ...and identified a gold-standard set of RA patients and non-RA patients (102 definite RA cases and 398 non-RA patients). Costs for large-scale i2b2 association studies We initially opted to collaborate with the physicians in the largest outpatient clinics to recruit and consent their patients as they appeared...
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  5. ...is annotated with repeat-poor (blue) and repeat-rich (red) regions $30 kb. This highlights the barcode-like patterning across the whole of each . Reid et al. 1678 Genome Research www..org Metabolism is well conserved between Eimeria and Toxoplasma (Supplemental Fig. S4; Supplemental Data set S3...
  6. ...in any clade. We found no evidence of recent large-scale gene loss in B. anthracis or for unusual accumulation of nonsynonymous DNA substitutions in the chromosome; however, several B. cereus genomes isolated from soil and not previously associated with human disease were degraded to various degrees...
  7. ...rare ones) to identify individuals has been repeatedly shown, the availability of small sets of noisy genotypes, from environmental DNA samples or functional genomics data, motivated us to quantify their informativeness. We present a computational tool suite, termed Privacy Leakage by Inference across...
  8. ...metadata obtained at a later stage of the study, we found that our results with IBIS matched more than 90% of the recorded information related to duplicates and relatives.GDI validationWe compared the performance of QUILT across different postimputation statistics on the three test samples with high...
  9. ...of DEG counts between “impact_MODERATE” and “impact_LOW” varied depending on lines and stages. In general, higher impact SVs associated more DEGs.DiscussionRecent studies have revealed an abundance of large-scale genomic variants in many plant species, but the effects of SV on global variation...
  10. ...number alterations, and some structural variants (SVs) (Choo et al. 2023). This high-throughput, cost-effective technology has facilitated large-scale cancer genomics projects like The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) (The Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network et al. 2013), the International Cancer Genome...
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