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  1. ...models of variation, which will require large-scale LRS efforts now underway in several consortia. ONT's ability to efficiently capture these complex variants at scale, as demonstrated by our pipeline, highlights its value in comprehensive genomic studies.Despite these advancements, ONT sequencing still...
  2. ...:10.1093/bioinformatics/btaf104 ↵Shivakumar VS, Langmead B. 2025. Mumemto: Efficient maximal matching across pans. Genome Biol 26: 169. doi:10.1186/s13059-025-03644-0 ↵Taylor DJ, Eizenga JM, Li Q, Das A, Jenike KM, Kenny EE, Miga KH, Monlong J, McCoy RC, Paten B, et al. 2024. Beyond the human project...
  3. ...carrying a particular mutation in a known risk gene often demonstrate variable phenotypes, suggesting the presence of genetic modifiers. To explore oligogenic causes of CHD without assessing billions of variant combinations, we develop an efficient, simulation-based method to detect gene sets that carry co...
  4. ...” as a microbial with sufficient genomic variation to be distinguished from other s within the same species. This definition aligns with previous studies (Vicedomini et al. 2021; Liao et al. 2023b), although we acknowledge that the term “strain” may be interpreted differently in traditional taxonomy and other...
  5. ...is accompanied by the formation of de novo enhancer contacts and activation of MYC, illustrating how structural genomic variants can alter the 3D during oncogenesis. In summary, our findings provide evidence for the loss of organization at multiple scales during breast cancer progression, revealing novel...
  6. ...Verkko2 integrates proximity-ligation data with long-read De Bruijn graphs for efficient telomere-to-telomere assembly, phasing, and scaffolding Dmitry Antipov1,4, Mikko Rautiainen2,4, Sergey Nurk3, Brian P. Walenz1, Steven J. Solar1, Adam M. Phillippy1 and Sergey Koren1 1Genome Informatics Section...
  7. ...then leverage the length of long reads by finding walks along the PDBG through unitig construction and read-to-graph alignment. We find that devider efficiently resolves haplotypes in a variety of synthetic and real data sets and show its versatility to reveal genomic heterogeneity.MethodsAt a high level...
  8. ...impacts when used with non-human species. Here, we use bovine s to assess the limits of using human –trained variant callers, including the allele frequency channel (DV-AF) and joint-caller DeepTrio (DT). Our novel approach, TrioTrain, automates extending DV for diploid species lacking Genome...
  9. ...-throughput technique known as Hi-C, have greatly advanced the development of 3D genomics (Dekker et al. 2002; Dostie et al. 2006; Lieberman-Aiden et al. 2009). For instance, studies by Dixon et al. (2012) demonstrated that chromosomes encompass numerous chromatin domains spanning tens to hundreds of kilobases. Within...
  10. ...progress, challenges remain in scaling long-read technologies to large populations due to cost, computational complexity, and the lack of tools to facilitate the efficient interpretation of SVs in graphs. This perspective provides a succinct review on the current state of long-read sequencing in genomics...
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