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  1. ...interactions are implicated in autism spectrum disorder. Mol Psychiatry doi:10.1038/s41380-022-01697-2 ↵King DA, Fitzgerald TW, Miller R, Canham N, Clayton-Smith J, Johnson D, Mansour S, Stewart F, Vasudevan P, Hurles ME, et al. 2014. A novel method for detecting uniparental disomy from trio genotypes...
  2. ...-occurring damaging variants in probands at a higher rate than expected given parental genotypes. We implement this approach in software called Gene Combinations in Oligogenic Disease (GCOD) and apply it to a cohort of 3377 CHD trios with exome sequencing. This analysis detects 160 gene pairs in which damaging...
  3. ...data from 4911 children with developmental disorders and identified 11 structural mosaic events in nine individuals, six of whom exhibited tissue-specific mosaicism. Results We developed a new computational method, MrMosaic, to detect structural mosaic abnormalities (copy number and loss...
  4. ...of crossovers based on genotyping of haploid gametes or multigeneration pedigrees (e.g., parent–offspring trios), again limiting the scale and availability of relevant data sets (Auton and McVean 2007; Halldorsson et al. 2019; Spence and Song 2019; Adrion et al. 2020). Moreover, most of these methods...
  5. ...with any other CNV detected in the HapMap. To confirm chromosomal transmission and exclude errors in sample labeling and large-scale uniparental disomy, 100 random SNPs were selected on each autosome (2200 SNPs total) and tested for Mendelian inheritance. Parent–child relationships were confirmed...
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