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  1. ...(lrGS) in combination with the telomere-to-telomere (T2T-CHM13) assembly to characterize the structure and genomic content of 10 clinically detected sSMCs. We use sequencing data to reconstruct the derivative chromosomes, identify breakpoint junctions (BPJs), and infer formation mechanisms. We resolve...
  2. ...chromosomes, only Zhang et al. 2 Genome Research www..org one of the two copies assembled had a relatively complete telomere sequence. This likely occurred because repetitive regions, such as telomeres, pose well-known challenges for phasing during assembly. In the Hi-C anchoring step, most telomere sequences...
  3. ..., the number of gaps being produced has been reduced from thousands to only a few hundred. As a result, there have been a series of efforts to generate more complete and phased human assemblies using long-read sequencing platforms, including the Human Genome Structural Variation Consortium (HGSVC...
  4. ...-throughput sequencing (HTS) is an important tool for genomic medicine, underpinning discovery, diagnostics, and understanding of disease mechanisms (Rehm 2017). Genomic medicine provides diagnostic certainty, key information for prognosis, genetic counseling, and reproductive planning and facilitates the development...
  5. ...-truth sequence.We built a haplotype-resolved pan graph of 49 complete MHC sequences (Li 2022) using Minigraph-Cactus (Hickey et al. 2024). These sequences were extracted from phased assemblies of 24 diploid human samples (Liao et al. 2023) and the CHM13 reference (Nurk et al. 2022). Using Minigraph-Cactus, we...
  6. ...their unique characteristics and provides clues for understanding how vertebrate karyotypes accommodate intragenomic heterogeneity to realize a complex readout. It also paves the way to dissecting more s with variable sizes to be sequenced at high quality.Genomes accommodate coexisting regions...
  7. ...the new s, we show that gars have the slowest rates of genomic structural and sequence evolution of all vertebrates. In species of the two living gar genera Atractosteus and Lepisosteus, 83.35% of the s remain identical even though they diverged over 100 million years ago. Genome size variation among gars...
  8. ...Bio) and Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) are revolutionizing genomics: They are making chromosome-level assemblies routine, and full diploid, telomere-to-telomere (T2T) assemblies are becoming the standard for human assemblies. LRS employs single-molecule sequencing, avoiding many biases, errors...
  9. ...derivative of the N2 strain. We use improved long-read sequencing and manual assembly of 43 recalcitrant genomic regions to overcome deficiencies of prior N2 and VC2010 assemblies and to assemble tandem repeat loci, including a 772 kb sequence for the 45S rRNA genes. Although many differences from earlier...
  10. ...alterations in transcriptomes or epis and cannot simultaneously capture genomic and epigenomic variations, which further hinders the phasing of methylation and the detection of allele-specific methylation (ASM).Addressing these challenges, long-read sequencing technologies, such as Pacific Biosciences (Pac...
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