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  1. ...performed in TeloHAEC. Created in BioRender (https://www.biorender.com).Next we compared TE-derived RELA-bound regions from each species using whole- multiple sequence alignments which allowed us to identify orthologous and species-specific NF-kB binding events (Alizada et al. 2021). As expected, we found...
  2. ...genomics and phylogeny analyses identified regions of organismal s that show patterns of accelerated evolution (Ferris et al. 2018; Foley et al. 2023). The usage of mutation rate patterns, species sequence alignments, and the identification of highly conserved regions can provide insights into phenotypic...
  3. ...sequence difference, with 0.1%–0.25% pairwise divergence between Lake Malawi species. These were based on aligning short reads to a single linear reference and ignored the contribution of larger-scale structural variants (SVs). We constructed a pan graph that integrates six new and two existing long...
  4. ...of the best predictors for protein sequence and expression conservation. In this study, we investigated its effect on the evolution of cis-regulatory elements (CREs). To this end, we carefully reanalyzed the Epigenomics Roadmap data for nine fetal tissues, assigning a measure of pleiotropic degree to nearly...
  5. ...of probabilities of the gaps, aligned letters, and unaligned letters in both sequences. A “ alignment” is a length-zero alignment between the two sequences. A precise definition of prob( alignment) was given previously (Frith 2020) and is repeated in this paper's Supplemental Methods. A high alignment...
  6. ...transposons were predicted to be targeted by ZNFs (Supplemental Data 3).As an additional control, we repeated the analysis using shuffled motifs and found in all species that the predicted motifs bound a higher percentage of TE sequences compared with the shuffled motifs (Fig. 3A). We note, however...
  7. ...additional splicing-regulatory elements embedded in the exon and flanking intronic sequences (Black 2003; Chen and Manley 2009). These cis-regulatory signals, which individually contain limited information owing to their size and degeneracy, must be recognized and integrated by hundreds of RNA...
  8. ...of privacy attacks, given the ease and legality of surreptitiously extracting variants from environmental DNA samples. Nanopore reads: For samples containing DNA from multiple individuals, nanopore sequencing technologies could be used to read individual DNA strands. A single read from nanopore sequencing...
  9. ...-generation sequencing data has been a challenge due to their repetitive nature (Lanciano and Cristofari 2020). Many RNA-seq reads originating from TEs are often discarded because they align to multiple genomic loci. Several computational tools have been developed to address this issue (Jin et al. 2015; Yang et al. 2019...
  10. ...of interest are expressed, preventing comprehensive investigation of plant TEs, most of which are silent. These methods are also difficult to perform on large s with high repeat content, so that -wide “structurome” sequencing has thus far only been completed on plants with relatively small s, like A. thaliana...
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