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  1. ...novo motif discoveryMotifScope uses a de novo motif discovery approach to enable the discovery of rare, possibly pathogenic motifs. In Figure 3A, we present the motif characterization results of a TR within intron 2 of RFC1 (Chr4:39,348,424–39,348,483), where biallelic AAGGG or GACAG repeat expansions...
  2. ...These authors contributed equally to this work. Corresponding authors: n.tesi@amsterdamumc.nl, a.n.salazar@amsterdamumc.nl, h.holstege@amsterdamumc.nlAbstractTandem repeats (TRs) play important roles in genomic variation and disease risk in humans. Long-read sequencing allows for the accurate characterization...
  3. ..., Boston, MA 02215, USA Corresponding author: kathleenh_burns@dfci.harvard.eduAbstractAlu are high copy number interspersed repeats that have accumulated near genes during primate and human evolution. They are a pervasive source of structural variation in modern humans. Impacts that Alu insertions may have...
  4. ...coordinate 227,746,662 and 228,024,151. The repeat unit is 2240 bp in length, composed of an AluY repeat, a 5S-RNA, and dinucleotide repeats. This is the only noncentromeric array in T2T-CHM13 longer than 100 kb.The SRF inference on the whole T2T-CHM13 (column “SRF/171 assembly” in Table 2) is close...
  5. .... 1991) and soon after revealed as a CGG expansion (Fu et al. 1991; Kremer et al. 1991; Pieretti et al. 1991; Verkerk et al. 1991). This was possible through using cytogenetics/FISH, coupled with somatic cell hybrids for FRAXA breakpoint mapping, Alu-PCR, and positional cloning, which together permitted...
  6. ...of insertion and deletion counts stratified by size. The peak ∼300 bp represents Alu insertions or deletions, and the peak ∼6 kbp represents LINE insertions or deletions. (D) Cumulative novel SVs per sample. The frequency of new SVs observed increases when samples from individuals of African ancestry...
  7. ...In a new window Figure 2. Diagram of the workflow used for predicting CNV-Alu pairs and AAMR hotspot genes in this study. Approximately 1.2 million Alus are documented in the “Repeating Elements by RepeatMasker” track at the UCSC Genome Browser. CNV-Alus are those with experimental evidence supporting...
  8. ...data and characterized genomic and epigenetic signatures associated with their transcription profile and potential function as cell-type–specific enhancers.ResultsIdentification of primary Alu transcripts using RAMPAGE dataRAMPAGE uses several strategies to enrich for TSSs (Batut and Gingeras 2013...
  9. ...input, support, and helped write the manuscript. References Altschul SF, Gish W, Miller W, Myers EW, Lipman DJ. 1990. Basic local alignment search tool. J Mol Biol 215: 403–410. Arcot SS, Wang Z, Weber JL, Deininger PL, Batzer MA. 1995. Alu repeats: a source for the genesis of primate microsatellites.Genomics...
  10. ...). This approach allowed us to perform MEI discovery on thousands of high-coverage Illumina s in days rather than months.We then used MELT and CloudMELT to perform MEI discovery on 57,919 human samples and identified 104,350 nonredundant MEIs (including 80,562 Alu, 16,525 L1, 6956 SVA, and 307 HERV-K insertions...
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