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  1. ...(⁄ . 449 8 450 The model was studied by simulation with a custom script (aev_sim.py). 451 Indel allele count benchmarking 452 21 The Sequencing Quality Control Phase 2 (SEQC2) Consortium established a reference somatic 453 call set from the HCC1395 breast cancer cell line and the HCC1395BL cell line, which...
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  2. ...Dayea Park and Can Cenik Department of Molecular Biosciences, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, USA Corresponding author: ccenik@austin.utexas.eduAbstractLong-read sequencing technology enables highly accurate detection of allele-specific RNA expression, providing insights...
  3. ...are problematic, there are alternative methods available. Germline genotype inference using adaptive immune receptor repertoire sequencing (AIRR-Seq) is an established approach, with many published bespoke tools (Corcoran et al. 2016; Gadala-Maria et al. 2019; Peres et al. 2019; Ralph and Matsen IV 2019). Another...
  4. ...-mer counts in the sequencing data to calculate likelihoods of reference and alternative alleles. Pangenie and KAGE also use the long-range haplotype information available in the haplotype-resolved pan references. The other approach used in methods such as Giraffe (Sirén et al. 2021) and Graphtyper...
  5. ...effector proteins essential for host infection. Rust effectors are under strong selection pressure to diversify into nonrecognized virulence alleles because they can be recognized by cognate immune receptors encoded by wheat resistance genes (Chen et al. 2017; Salcedo et al. 2017; Ortiz et al. 2022...
  6. ...from our reference set but differed from the IMGT allele owing to the A330V and W334G substitutions.To determine the extent to which both copies of the duplicated genes were expressed in the BCR repertoire, we performed near-full-length adaptive immune receptor repertoire sequencing (FLAIRR...
  7. ...to be immensely valuable, they suffer from a fundamental limitation: Because sequencing measurements are usually disruptive, it is impossible to trace a given cell's behavior across time. In addition, single-cell profile inference suffers from heterogeneity of biological samples (e.g., female vs. male, disease vs...
  8. ...alterations in transcriptomes or epis and cannot simultaneously capture genomic and epigenomic variations, which further hinders the phasing of methylation and the detection of allele-specific methylation (ASM).Addressing these challenges, long-read sequencing technologies, such as Pacific Biosciences (Pac...
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  9. ...of development, aging, and cancer. Cell lineage trees represent the evolutionary history of cells sampled from an organism. Recent developments in single-cell sequencing have greatly facilitated the inference of cell lineage trees. However, single-cell data are sparse and noisy, and the size of single-cell data...
  10. ...; 4Rice Synthetic Biology Institute, Rice University, Houston, Texas 77005, USA ↵5 These authors contributed equally to this work. Corresponding author: vy@rice.eduAbstractAs sequencing techniques advance in precision, affordability, and diversity, an abundance of heterogeneous sequencing data has...
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