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  1. ...contributed equally to this work. Corresponding authors: ipm5219@psu.edu, izg5139@psu.eduAbstractDespite the exponential increase in sequencing information driven by massively parallel DNA sequencing technologies, universal and succinct genomic fingerprints for each organism are still missing. Identifying...
  2. ...bulls by leveraging the routine genotyping of their offspring for genomic evaluation and exploiting the assumed absence of linkage disequilibrium (LD) between markers from different chromosomes. In addition, we perform cytogenetic validation, long-read sequencing, and a series of complementary analyses...
  3. ...al. 2018, 2019) was made with the help of TRhist (Doi et al. 2014), an algorithm specifically developed to detect and correctly annotate TR expansions. Their identification of expanded TTTCA repeats within long TTTTA repeats causing BAFME1 was also facilitated by long-read sequencing technologies...
  4. ...killing approaches 100% as Spoks are located closer to centromeres) (Vogan et al. 2019), a given Spok gene may be able to increase its transmission distortion by relocating with the help of Enterprise. We have no direct evidence that this occurs, but Spok2 has a relatively low killing percentage (40...
  5. ...with individual-level phenotype data are included in such studies, additional loci contributing to more nuanced parts of a phenotype will be found.View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 1. Genomic analyses help resolve the genetics of shared human–canine traits. (A) Approximately 50...
  6. ...sequences from families. Thus, our algorithm for localizing sequences is an orthogonal approach to the T2T's assembly strategy and can help validate the T2T's work. We also use our results to understand genetic diversity in relation to the T2T-CHM13 reference , especially in regions that were previously...
  7. ...genes are colored orange (ShxA), red (ShxB), green (ShxC), and blue (ShxD) in this figure and throughout the paper. (B) Genomic location of Hox genes in A. gamma with corresponding exon structures and genomic distances annotated below. Silhouette images of B. terrestris, T. castaneum, and D...
  8. ...of the input items into account, namely, when using a weighted Jaccard coefficient as input to the Mash distance equation. This shows that multiplicities are helpful not only for quantitative applications but also in typical “flat” sketching scenarios. This motivates future study of sketch data structures...
  9. ...growing needs to directly compare and benchmark the T2T CHM13 assembly and other human assemblies.To meet the need to visualize genomic sequences and features at different scales in the genomic era, scientists developed browser/viewers to help interpret s. The UCSC Genome Browser, equipped...
  10. ...Rivera, and members of the Queitsch laboratory for technical assistance and important conversations. We thank Evan Boyle, Choli Lee, Matthew Snyder, and Jay Shendure for assistance and advice concerning MIP design and use. We thank the Dunham laboratory and the Fields laboratory for access to and help...
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