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  1. ...transfer) affects stability. Age-matched cohorts of 12 ART-derived and 16 naturally conceived C57BL/6J inbred mice were reared in a controlled setting and whole--sequenced to ∼50× coverage. Using a rigorous pipeline for de novo single-nucleotide variant (dnSNV) discovery, we observe a ∼30% (95% CI: 4...
  2. ..., China ↵3 These authors contributed equally to this work. Corresponding author: liujf@cau.edu.cnAbstractAs the scale of deep whole- sequencing (WGS) data has grown exponentially, hundreds of millions of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have been identified in livestock. Utilizing these massive SNP...
  3. ...disease and complex traits but can be difficult to resolve with short-read sequencing. We present STRkit, a software package for genotyping STRs using long-read sequencing (LRS) that uses proximate single-nucleotide variants to improve genotyping accuracy without a priori haplotype information. We show...
  4. ...-seq/RNA-seq data sets from different conditions for comparison. It also contains functions for plotting single-transcript views, reading-frame decomposition, and RNA-seq coverage alone. Importantly, ggRibo supports the visualization of other omics data sets that could also be presented with single-nucleotide...
  5. ...to significantly and directly affect the strength of the ERE and thereby ESR1 binding, we used the in silico prediction tool SNP2TFBS (Kumar et al. 2017), which compares the position weight matrix of a TF binding motif in reference format and when including the rSNP/indel variant. This resulted in a short list...
  6. ...confirm that SNP and indel polymorphisms are enriched at shifted breakpoints and are also absent from variant callsets. Breakpoint homology increases the likelihood of imprecise SV calls and the distance they are shifted, and tandem duplications are the most heavily affected SVs. Because graph methods...
  7. ...@genetics.med.harvard.eduAbstractThe strategy of in-solution enrichment for hundreds of thousands of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) has been used to analyze >70% of individuals with -scale ancient DNA published to date. This approach makes it economical to study ancient samples with low proportions of human DNA and increases the rate...
  8. ...were either present as the sole variant nucleotide, when no other variants in the 198-bp window were present (30% of oligos), or in existing European haplotypes when additional polymorphic variants (5% minor allele frequency [MAF]) were located within the window (63% of oligos; up to the top five most...
  9. ...ratio, RIMS-seq2 is attuned to variations from the reference . Thus, we also investigated the effect of single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) on methylation calls. We observed an increase in methylation call accuracy if the publicly available NA12878 SNP positions were to be removed prior to methylation...
  10. ...and REF-RC-3N indexes (Methods) are sufficient for unifying alignment of all known NC sequencing data types. HISAT-3N also allows for incorporation of splice sites, single-nucleotide polymorphisms, and small insertions/deletions using a graph index structure available in the HISAT2 program. Like most...
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