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  1. .... 2001; The ENCODE Project Consortium 2004; McGarvey et al. 2015; Frankish et al. 2019). These reference annotations are absolutely essential for virtually all transcriptomics research and beyond, but they lack information on what tissues and cell types express what isoforms and at what level.A resource...
  2. ...a fragment of the short- and long-arm of a chromosome, respectively, whereas “b” denotes a fragment of an acrocentric chromosome or of the same chromosome arm. (B) Ideograms depicting BAC positions and chromosomal homology across species (Badenhorst et al. 2015). (C) Major chromosomal fusions and fissions...
  3. ...sequence and functional genomic approaches that rely on the availability of sequence-anchored clones. We undertook the construction of the Rattus norvegicus BAC map as part of the international effort to sequence the entire ( Rat Genome Sequencing Project Consortium 2004 ). The BAC map was constructed...
  4. ...., Shu, C.L., Ren, T., Cao, Q., Vessere, G.M., Lutz, M.M., Jensen-Seaman, M.I., Zhao, S., and de Jong, P.J. 2004 . BAC resources for the rat project. Genome Res. 14 : 780 -785. Podemski, L., Ferrer, C., and Locke, J. 2001 . Whole arm inversions of chromosome 4 in Drosophila species. Chromosoma 110 : 305...
  5. ...Sequence Read Archive ( http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ ) under accession no. ERA000170. SNPs have been submitted to dbSNP ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/ ) under batch id 2010-1_SHR. The complete set of SNPs is also available on Ensembl ( ftp://ftp.ebi.ac.uk/pub/databases/ensembl/snp/rat/shr/ ). All...
  6. ...the potential to dramatically improve medicine, agriculture, biotechnology, and our fundamental understanding of living systems. Recent advances have generated extensive annotation of genomic and epigenomic regulatory modules within chromatin (Bernstein et al. 2010; The ENCODE Project Consortium 2012; Roadmap...
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  7. ...-sized scaffolds. Moreover, several hundred are currently being assembled to scaffold level by individual projects or consortia such as Genome10K (Koepfli et al. 2015). Building a mammalian universal BAC set would be a greater challenge than in birds as mammalian s have more repetitive sequences and are about...
  8. ...will be a valuable resource to the community. Because of the high stability ( Shizuya et al. 1992 ; Kim et al. 1996a , b ), libraries constructed in bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) vectors have become the standard clone sets in high-throughput genomic sequencing projects of organisms with large s. End...
  9. ...from the mouse sequencing program as the sequencing and radiation hybrid mapping projects progressed. Given the available resources at the time we assembled the array, this procedure resulted in redundant clones and a nonrandom distribution of BACs among the different chromosomes. In the assembly...
  10. ...by the other assemblers. Real data from the highly heterozygous and repetitive oyster We input whole- shotgun data sequenced in the Oyster Genome Project into the assemblers. The heterozygosity of the oyster was estimated to be 0.923% by mapping pairedends to eight BACs a total of 1,081,613 bp in length...
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