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  1. ....65% of the PanGenie SV set, 1674 deletions [DELs], and 2391 insertions [INSs]) appear at TAD boundaries do not significantly affect the 3D chromatin structure, we indeed identified 185 SVs (66 deletions and 119 insertions) that significantly disrupted TAD boundaries (referred to as TAD–SVs; False discovery rate...
  2. ...CRISPR-Cas9-based repeat depletion for high-throughput genotyping of complex plant s Marzia Rossato1,2,6, Luca Marcolungo1,6, Luca De Antoni1, Giulia Lopatriello1, Elisa Bellucci3, Gaia Cortinovis3, Giulia Frascarelli3, Laura Nanni3, Elena Bitocchi3, Valerio Di Vittori3, Leonardo Vincenzi1, Filippo...
  3. ...that the generation of a graph pan of 574 assemblies from a pediatric RD cohort and 94 control assemblies improved the reproducibility of SVs compared to standard reference-based approaches (Groza et al. 2024). It also improved the prioritization of rare, potentially disease-associated SVs, leading to the discovery...
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  4. ...). Although novel discordant variants were discovered in each population, most variants observed in other populations were shared with C D Figure 1. Discordance in genotype calls across high-throughput genotype discovery approaches. (A) Fisher’s exact test concordance test P-value for shared, PASS sites...
  5. ...tasks of gene discovery is the detection of variants in highly polymorphic, repetitive, and incompletely represented regions of the , exactly where pan graphs can potentially extend accuracy and precision.We first describe VG-Pedigree, a software workflow for mapping and variant calling high-throughput...
  6. ...; LaCroix et al. 2019; Yeetong et al. 2019; Katsumata et al. 2020; Ruggieri et al. 2020).View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 1. Overview of disease-associated repeat discovery by year, with colored inserts specifying the major technological breakthroughs that were used to make...
  7. ...High-throughput phenotyping using parallel sequencing of RNA interference targets in the African trypanosome Sam Alsford 1 , 6 , Daniel J. Turner 2 , 3 , 6 , Samson O. Obado 1 , 4 , Alejandro Sanchez-Flores 2 , Lucy Glover 1...
  8. ...mutagenesis at the integration site. Inverse PCR can be used to clone the actual fusion sequence but has a high failure rate owing to the multicopy nature of most transgenes. More recently, high-throughput sequencing (HTS) has been employed to identify transgene insertion sites (Dubose et al. 2013...
  9. ...a series of simulation studies (Fig. 1D–K; Supplemental Figs. S4, S5; Supplemental Tables S5, S6). Briefly, a test set ofAlu, L1, and SVA MEIs was inserted randomly into the reference human multiple times to generate a series of simulated s Figure 1. Comparisons of MEI discovery algorithms. (A–C) Runtime...
  10. ...of rare allelic forms of PRDM9 . The rare PRDM9 alleles are transmitted to the affected children in half the cases; nonetheless there remains a significant excess of rare alleles among patients relative to controls. We successfully replicated this latter observation in an independent cohort of 50...
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