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  1. ...of Chromosome 8 and restore euploidy in cells derived from an individual with a complex rearrangement of Chromosome 8p. Transcriptomic analysis revealed 361 differentially expressed genes between the proband and the euploid revertant, highlighting genes both within and outside the 8p region that may contribute...
  2. ...chromosome containing segment s but zero centromeres—OMKar performs a crossover transition on s to ensure that both paths now contain a single centromere. Finally, to standardize orientation, we flip the chromosomes so that they are all oriented in the p-to-q direction. Each chromosome's orientation...
  3. ....The findings described so far indicate that, of the seven defense systems considered in this study, CRISPR-Cas is the one that most often induces a net reduction in HGT rates. According to the linkage hypothesis, this could be owing to a comparatively weaker physical association between CRISPR-Cas and MGEs...
  4. ...-replicating DNA compared with CySC-like cells (Fig. 4E). These differences span substantial portions of the . For example, earlier-replicating domains in GSC-like cells account for 60% of the pericentromeric heterochromatin on Chromosome 2. A notable exception is the Y Chromosome, in which 9% of the Y Chromosome...
  5. ...to UV mutagenesis. However, the impact of genomic context and chromatin architecture on CPD deamination rates in cells remains poorly understood. Here, we develop a method known as dCPD-seq to map deaminated CPDs (dCPDs) across the of repair-deficient yeast cells at single-nucleotide resolution. Our d...
  6. ...–gene and corresponding protein–protein physical interactions, as well as transcription correlation, is revealed. We also find that gene fusion events are significantly enriched between genes of short CTG distances and are thus close in 3D space. These findings indicate that 3D chromatin structure is at least partially...
  7. ...map comprises 12 chromosome-level scaffolds, designated as linkage groups (LGs). (B) BUSCO assessment of our assembly, the previous migratory locust, and desert locust assemblies. (C) Male read depth along the in 250 kb windows.The proliferation of repetitive elements is the main reason for the large...
  8. ...Poecilia wingei and Poecilia obscura (Nanda et al. 2014). This analysis revealed polymorphisms in heterochromatin content of the Y as well as differences in distance of the genetic marker M_229 to the physical chromosome end between populations. The sex determination locus (SDL) was mapped to the most...
  9. ...(as shown in panel B) in the C. nigoni reference strain (JU1421) based on the maximum likelihood method. Genes are color-coded by their chromosomal locations. (Bottom) Pairwise chromosomal distances between F-box genes. Note that the physical and phylogenetical distances of the genes are largely...
  10. ...'s Republic of China; 2Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics, Aarhus University, Aarhus, 8000, Denmark; 3State Key Laboratory of Swine and Poultry Breeding Industry, College of Animal Science and Technology, Sichuan Agricultural University, Chengdu, 611130, People's Republic of China Corresponding...
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