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  1. ...stem cell–derived SOD1E100G MNs and shows that dysregulation of VGF, INA, and PENK is a strong disease predictor across species and SOD1 mutations. Our study reveals MN population-specific gene expression and temporal disease-induced regulation that together provide a basis to explain ALS selective...
  2. ...and indexed single-cell cDNA, which allows analysis to be combined with existing short-read RNA-seq data sets. In our investigation of BTK and SF3B1 genes in samples from patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), we detect SF3B1 isoforms and mutations with high sensitivity. Integration with short...
  3. ...tools to correct or modulate mtDNA deletion mutations and a lack of understanding regarding the mechanisms of mutation accumulation are driving research in mitochondrial genetics to reveal new opportunities for treatment or prevention.Current methods for mtDNA deletion mutation detection, mapping...
  4. ...the sequence of the underlying repeat unit. Although several methods exist, they often exhibit low accuracy when the repeat unit length increases or the number of copies is low. Furthermore, methods capable of handling highly mutated sequences remain scarce, highlighting a significant opportunity...
  5. ...for the detection of many novel variants, especially in the previously unresolved regions. They also found that their novel reference reduces the number of false-positive calls mainly in protein-coding genes, and they highlight the increased sensitivity for detection of rare variants and singletons (Aganezov et al...
  6. ...framework for multiple ST analysis tasks, including spatial domain detection and cell cycle identification. Although these methods have successfully analyzed individual slices, they remain limited to two-dimensional (2D) analyses owing to their single-slice focus.As the availability of SO data derived from...
  7. ...Analytical validation of germline small variant detection using long-read HiFi sequencing Nathan Hammond1,3, Linda Liao1, Pun Wai Tong1, Zena Ng1, Thuy-Mi P. Nguyen2, Chandler Ho1, Yao Yang1,2 and Stuart A. Scott1,2 1Clinical Genomics Laboratory, Stanford Medicine, Palo Alto, California 94304, USA...
  8. ...using cell mutational profiles. LongSom distinguishes somatic SNVs from noise and germline polymorphisms by applying an extensive set of hard filters and statistical tests. Applying LongSom to human ovarian cancer samples, we detected clinically relevant somatic SNVs that were validated against matched...
  9. ...of Drosophila melanogaster (Muller 1928; Bateman 1959; Mukai 1964) and in humans by pedigree analysis (for review, see Nachman 2004). In recent decades, DNA sequencing techniques have greatly enhanced the ability to detect new mutations, allowing the estimation of mutation rates at the molecular level (Halligan...
  10. ...and detection of modified nucleotides. Also, the extent to which SVs act as methylation quantitative trait loci (SV-mQTLs) is largely unknown. Here, we generated a pan graph summarizing SVs in 782 de novo assemblies obtained from Genomic Answers for Kids, capturing 14.6 million CpG dinucleotides that are absent...
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