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  1. ...all three ontology categories. As illustrated in Fig. 133 1A, proteins annotated with low-specificity GO terms form densely connected clusters, 134 whereas proteins annotated with high-specificity terms are sparsely represented: a 135 pattern consistent across CC, MF, and BP. This uneven annotation...
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  2. ...the APGs. MHC-I genes exhibit lineage-specific duplications and signs of concerted evolution, resulting in poorly resolved phylogenies. In contrast, MHC-II genes are more conserved and exhibit extensive trans-species polymorphism. Expression and polymorphism patterns identify putative nonclassical MHC...
  3. ..., particularly for unsupervised cellular state annotation based on maximum signature score values. However, this application requires robust and comparable score distributions across diverse signatures and experimental conditions. Our systematic evaluation of established scoring methodologies—Seurat, SCANPY...
  4. ...integrative summary of such data sets. Here, we present the ENCODE4 Catalog of Segway Annotations, a set of sample-specific -wide chromatin state annotations of 234 human biosamples inferred from 1,794 genomics experiments. This catalog identifies genomic elements, accurately captures cell type...
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  5. ...to modifiable risk factors, such as tobacco exposure and alcohol consumption(Bray et 42 al. 2024; Sung et al. 2021; Chen et al. 2024; Johnson et al. 2020). However, the molecular 43 mechanisms by which these exogenous factors induce genomic instability remain unclear. 44 Early symptoms of LSCC are often...
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  6. ...patterns in NUMT abundance between mammals and birds, we investigated the phylogenetic distribution of NUMTs. Established species phylogenies for mammals and birds (Kumar et al. 2017; https://timetree.org) were used to reconstruct NUMT counts as a phylogenetic trait through a Bayesian approach implemented...
  7. ...within lineages. Beyond insects, we use this large, diverse data set to highlight the opportunities and obstacles for investigating RE dynamics in biodiversity studies with an emphasis on RE annotation bottlenecks. We conclude by describing the ways in which the biodiversity genomics community can...
  8. ...cell types into NK cells. These errors followed a common pattern: either splitting a single major cell type into several incorrect annotations or merging multiple cell types into one. CAMUS can capture such common-pattern errors in misannotations, as they inherently conflict with the underlying...
  9. ...; for review, see Libbrecht et al. 2021). They take a collection of epigenomic assay data sets from a given cell type or tissue as input and partition the into segments with similar patterns in the input data sets. The output is an annotation that assigns a label to each genomic position. These algorithms use...
  10. ..., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA Corresponding author: borodovsky@gatech.eduAbstractLarge-scale genomic initiatives, such as the Earth BioGenome Project, require efficient methods for eukaryotic annotation. Here we present an automatic gene finder, GeneMark-ETP, integrating...
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