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  1. ...using SPA to yield haploid recombinant strains. To establish CRI-SPA-Map, we mate a 22 W303 SPA strain to 92 strains from the BY4742 yeast knockout collection that carry gene 23 deletion cassettes on the left arm of chromosome XIV and create 1,451 recombinant isolates. 24 Whole- sequencing verified...
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  2. ...windows with distinct replication timing. As shown above, we quantified the total size (in kilobases) of earlier-replicating regions and mapped their genomic locations by cell type. Additionally, we calculated the corresponding proportion of each chromosomal domain that replicates earlier. The arms...
  3. .... Genes that control the characteristic color traits could be genetically mapped on the X and Y Chromosomes (Winge 1922; Khoo et al. 1999; Lindholm and Breden 2002; Tripathi et al. 2009a). A genetic map based on EST- and BAC-derived markers was generated, and LG12 was identified as the sex chromosome...
  4. ...equally to this work. Corresponding authors: spinter@uchc.edu, jason.sheltzer@yale.eduAbstractChromosomal rearrangements on the short arm of Chromosome 8 cause 8p syndrome, a rare developmental disorder characterized by neurodevelopmental delays, epilepsy, and cardiac abnormalities. Although significant...
  5. ...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...
  6. ...), NPC lines, and developmental timepoints, to generate a list of putative enhancer regions to investigate using the phNPC model. Whereas other enhancer mapping tools such as massively parallel reporter assays (MPRAs) have been used to identify putative enhancer regions in primary human cortical cells...
  7. ...hundred bases of each read are live-basecalled and mapped to the reference. If the sequence maps to the X Chromosome, sequencing of that read is allowed to continue, whereas if the sequence does not map or maps elsewhere, the read is deemed off-target and its sequencing is interrupted by voltage reversal...
  8. ...chromosome length, Chr VIIb is similar to Chr VIIa (1,042,311 vs. 1,055,917), so the assembly of Chr VIIb can be considered as complete (Supplemental Table S2).Our assembly generated a circular mitochondrial with a size of 65 kb. To determine the origin of the CBS380 mitochondrial , we first mapped our raw...
  9. ...A chromosome-scale epigenetic map of the Hydra reveals conserved regulators of cell state Jack F. Cazet1, Stefan Siebert1,2, Hannah Morris Little1, Philip Bertemes3, Abby S. Primack1, Peter Ladurner3, Matthias Achrainer3, Mark T. Fredriksen4, R. Travis Moreland4, Sumeeta Singh4, Suiyuan Zhang4...
  10. ...segment.In 3421/3436 humans, AGAP1, AGAP2, and AGAP3, which map outside Chromosome 10, are in single copy. Conversely, the other 10 AGAP genes, which map on Chromosome 10, have a WSSD diploid copy number ranging from 15 to 32, with the mean value equal to 19 or 20 (representative AGAP4 copynumber plot...
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