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  1. ...equally to this work. Corresponding authors: spinter@uchc.edu, jason.sheltzer@yale.eduAbstractChromosomal rearrangements on the short arm of Chromosome 8 cause 8p syndrome, a rare developmental disorder characterized by neurodevelopmental delays, epilepsy, and cardiac abnormalities. Although significant...
  2. ...structure of an Ig molecule consists of two identical heavy chains and two identical light chains, forming two heavy-light chain pairs. The Ig heavy chains (IGHs) are encoded within the IGH locus, an ∼1.5 Mb region located at the telomeric end of the long arm of Chromosome 14. The locus contains more than...
  3. ...Poecilia wingei and Poecilia obscura (Nanda et al. 2014). This analysis revealed polymorphisms in heterochromatin content of the Y as well as differences in distance of the genetic marker M_229 to the physical chromosome end between populations. The sex determination locus (SDL) was mapped to the most...
  4. ...unit variance, yielding RT Z-scores. We then categorized the into 12 chromosomal domains with their mean RT Z-scores: two major autosomal arms and their pericentromeric regions, the 4th, X, and Y Chromosomes, and a gene consensus for the ribosomal DNA (rDNA) locus (Fig. 5B). This allowed us...
  5. ...assembled and phased s to characterize and catalog large-scale (>50 kbp) structural variation at Chromosome 10q11.22. We first assessed which combination of sequencing technology and algorithm better performed in the phased assembly of this locus. We analyzed available sequences of the HG002 and HG00733 s...
  6. ...chromosomes. These are difficult alternatives to differentiate without knowledge of the specific sex-determining locus throughout this group.Fast-X and Slow-X evolutionThe X Chromosome has several properties that distinguish it from the autosomes (Vicoso and Charlesworth 2006; Meisel and Connallon 2013...
  7. ...of the X inactivation skew in the sequenced sample. All samples are informative, contrary to traditional tests based on a single locus that is not sufficiently polymorphic in 20% of cases (Fahim et al. 2020; Johansson et al. 2023). By using adaptive sampling to enrich for X Chromosome reads, we obtain...
  8. ...on Chromosome 13 at which strains inheriting the C57BL/6J (B) haplotype have a higher rate of STR expansions than those inheriting the DBA/2J (D) haplotype. The strongest candidate gene in this locus is Msh3, a known modifier of STR stability in cancer and at pathogenic repeat expansions in mice and humans...
  9. ...nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy to chromosome 20q13.2l. Nature Genet. 10 : 117 – 118 . ↵ Ranta S. , Lehesjoki A.-E. , Hirvasniemi A. , Weissenbach J. , Ross B. , Leal S. , de la Chapelle A. , Gilliam T.C. ( 1996 ) Genetic and physical mapping of the progressive epilepsy with mental retardation (EPMR) locus...
  10. ...and epigenetic status, including DNA methylation of the monomeric units constituting young mouse L1 promoters. Locus-specific L1 methylation dynamics during development may therefore elucidate and explain spatiotemporal niches of endogenous retrotransposition but remain unresolved. Here, we interrogate...
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