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  1. ....With respect to humans, chromosome karyotypes of nonhuman African great apes (chimpanzee, bonobo, and gorilla) differ by the presence of subterminal heterochromatic caps, which were recognized cytogenetically >40 years ago (Yunis and Prakash 1982). Among chimpanzee, gorilla, and bonobo, the subterminal caps...
  2. ...of large data sets of SNP array genotypes, whole sequences, and phenotypes that can be used to address a wide variety of scientific questions (Bourneuf et al. 2017; Zhao et al. 2022; Besnard et al. 2023). In this article, we propose a population-wide method to detect IR carriers among 5571 normozoospermic...
  3. ...). Furthermore, there was minimal variation among the 100 assemblies in interspersed repeat content.Among the youngest polymorphic interspersed repeats that are too long to resolve with short reads (Chaisson et al. 2019), LINE-1s (∼6000 bp) are the only types that are actively expanding in the human . We found...
  4. ...200 generations ago. Consequently, simulated individuals have similar genetic backgrounds in terms of common variants, while simultaneously harboring distinct structure in terms of rare variation and environment of origin. (B,C) PC and SPC representation of the shared genetic ancestry among simulated...
  5. ...analysis was possible. Indeed, despite the promise of long-read approaches, cytogenetic approaches remain indispensable to studying genetic variation in such regions (Courret and Larracuente 2023).Consequently, studies of variation in many parts of the harboring tandem repeat arrays remain challenging...
  6. ...functional and population genomic studies are needed to further understand the impact of X Chromosome structural variation on reproductive isolation and trait evolution across the mammalian tree of life.A path toward T2T s for all catsThe domestic cat has been among the most well-developed mammalian...
  7. ..., in particular, full-length elements carry signatures of purifying selection indicating effective removal by the host. Consistent with reactivation upon hybridization, the number of full-length LTR retrotransposons, varying extensively from zero to 87 among strains, significantly increases with the degree...
  8. ..., the mtDNA haplotypes sampled at the initial and final time points had incompatible genotypes, suggesting persistent segregation of distinct haplotypes in some MA lines. The frequency at which distinct haplotypes were sampled varied among crosses, reaching up to 33% of the lines in BA2 (Supplemental Table...
  9. ...assemblies may now be finally feasible for other speciation genomic systems. We anticipate that this will shed light on the role of structure in shaping -wide variation both within and among populations. Conclusions Our results demonstrate the potential of combining independent technologies to discover...
  10. ...filters are, what fraction of mutations can be identified, and what fraction of multiple versus single alleles can be mapped effectively using the current technologies. Finally, one needs to demonstrate without a doubt that a mutation is causal among hundreds of mutations. Here,wedescribe our large-scale...
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