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  1. ...and was mostly pre-WGD (Fig. 4B,E). Yet, the distributions of Kimura distances for TE-CRE insertions (except those from families enriched in both tissues) suggests that TE-CREs are biased toward insertions happening around the time of, or more recent than the WGD (median Kimura distance <10) (Fig. 4A). One...
  2. ..., 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 25, and 30× assuming a 3.1 Gbp haploid size. We applied standard practice algorithms and procedures and evaluated precision and recall of each algorithm for single-nucleotide variants (SNVs), small (<50 bp) indels (insertions and deletions), and SVs with respect to the human...
  3. ...variants in his or her parents at sites where the parent is heterozygous (for more details, see Methods). Even after filtering out crossover events that are supported by at least 100 heterozygous sites, this method produces far too many spurious crossover calls, as shown in Figure 5.View larger version...
  4. ...homozygous calls with too low sequence support for the nonrepresented allele. Indeed, on average, heterozygous sites had significantly higher coverage than homozygous sites (Supplemental Figs. S5, S6).More narrow depth filters (Supplemental Figs. S7–S17) made patterns of heterozygosity more block...
  5. ...runs over the different numbers of cores except for core = 1 (for which the computing resource is too limited) for the other methods (Fig. 4B). Both MuSE 2 and Strelka2 achieve much faster SNV calling compared with all the other methods. For the WES data, MuSE 2 accelerates 28–58 times (mean = 44...
  6. ...An integrative TAD catalog in lymphoblastoid cell lines discloses the functional impact of deletions and insertions in human s Chong Li1,2, Marc Jan Bonder3,4, Sabriya Syed5, Matthew Jensen6,7, Human Genome Structural Variation Consortium (HGSVC), HGSVC Functional Analysis Working Group, Mark B...
  7. ...; Supplemental Fig. S4F). Furthermore, we observed a few cells, from different individuals, that carried similar CNAs. Some other cells carried multiple CNAs across the whole (Fig. 1D). As in previous reports (Knouse et al. 2016), copy number deletions occurred much more often than did copy number amplifications...
  8. .... A standard Gaussian prior is the most common choice; however, it is often too simple, and a lot of effort has been made to make the approximate posterior richer with normalizing flows and additional stochastic layers (Rezende and Mohamed 2015; Kingma et al. 2016; Sønderby et al. 2016).In our proposed method...
  9. ...enough coverage to represent cytosines at CG dinucleotides and elsewhere in the , the amount of sequencing required has been too costly for most research budgets. The decision has therefore been made to sacrifice comprehensiveness and to survey the instead, attempting to focus on the loci believed...
  10. ...sequence is deleted or duplicated, potentially affecting both the structure and expression levels of coding sequences and playing a crucial role in evolution and adaptation (Redon et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2008; Emerson et al. 2008). Part of the importance of CNVs lies in the wide range of effects...
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