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  1. ...DNA sequencing and forensics, the amount of DNA available is low and requires amplification (Butler 2006; Evrony et al. 2015). Although high-depth whole- sequencing (WGS) of PCR-amplified libraries could achieve large-scale, high-fidelity profiling of microsatellites, this is not feasible to scale...
  2. ....scPSS identifies damaged cells and damage progression in mouse infarcted heart tissueWe validated scPSS using single-cell transcriptomic data from mouse hearts before and after myocardial infarction (MI) (Calcagno et al. 2022). The data set contains labeled cardiomyocytes (CMs) from three distinct regions...
  3. ...al. 2010) have found that CTCF regulates BCL6 expression by binding to specific intronic regions of BCL6 in a DNA methylation-sensitive manner, in which DNA methylation can prevent CTCF binding, leading to sustained BCL6 expression. Batlle-López et al. (2015) also claimed that CTCF binds...
  4. ...change in human and animal models have focused on DNA methylation. Multiple studies have characterized the DNA methylome response to both acute and chronic modes of resistance, high intensity, and endurance exercise in humans (Barrès et al. 2012; Nitert et al. 2012; Rowlands et al. 2014; Seaborne et al...
  5. ...libraries were generated from 1–10 ng of total RNA from each replicate using the single-cell full-length mRNA kit (Vazyme N712) and TruePrep DNA library prep kit V2 (Vazyme TD502), according to the manufacturer's instructions. Quality control was performed using the fragment analyzer systems capillary...
  6. ...their cDNA, or in the case of ONT, the option of direct RNA sequencing. Early applications of these technologies have been constrained due to low throughput and high error rates. Recent advances in both long-read platforms have enabled high-throughput long-read transcriptome sequencing at high sequencing...
  7. .... Corresponding authors: chen_jiekai@gibh.ac.cn, lin_lihui@gibh.ac.cnAbstractIntegration of single-cell and spatial transcriptomes represents a fundamental strategy to enhance spatial data quality. However, existing methods for mapping single-cell data to spatial coordinates struggle with large-scale data sets...
  8. ...DNA samples. Leveraging somatic SNVs and fusions, LongSom found subclones with different predicted treatment outcomes. In summary, LongSom enables de novo variant detection without the need for normal samples, facilitating the study of cancer evolution, clonal heterogeneity, and treatment resistance...
  9. ...Harnessing agent-based frameworks in CellAgentChat to unravel cell–cell interactions from single-cell and spatial transcriptomics Vishvak Raghavan1,2,3, Yumin Zheng2, Yue Li1,3 and Jun Ding1,2,3 1School of Computer Science, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec H3A 2A7, Canada; 2Meakins...
  10. ...Slide-seq (Rodriques et al. 2019), a spatial transcriptomics method, was used to profile kidney samples. There are in total 551,342 cells (DNA-barcoded beads) included in 19 Slide-seq data sets. Slide-seq generates short-read sequencing data that are equivalent to scRNA-seq data and were processed in the same way we...
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