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  1. .... However, the study of its biology has been unheeded by the established paradigm that it is virtually identical to its close relative, the widely studied human pathogen Toxoplasma gondii. By revisiting the sequence, assembly, and annotation using third-generation sequencing technologies, here we show...
  2. ...Elasmobranch sequencing reveals evolutionary trends of vertebrate karyotype organization Kazuaki Yamaguchi1,6, Yoshinobu Uno1,7, Mitsutaka Kadota1, Osamu Nishimura1, Ryo Nozu2,8, Kiyomi Murakumo3, Rui Matsumoto3, Keiichi Sato2,3 and Shigehiro Kuraku1,4,5 1Laboratory for Phyloinformatics, RIKEN...
  3. ...with lost opportunities for identifying genetic variants that play fundamental roles in mammalian biology. Nevertheless, the recent Dog10K release of whole- sequence (WGS) data from over 2000 dogs (Ostrander et al. 2019; Meadows et al. 2023), inclusive of 321 breeds and populations, means the time is ripe...
  4. ...or accompanied by anomalies of other systems. The genetic basis of NTDs remains poorly understood using karyotyping, chromosomal microarray, and short-read sequencing, with only a limited number of pathogenic variants identified. Collectively, these technologies may fail to detect rare structural variants (SVs...
  5. ...should therefore be absent in the parents (GM27631 and GM27632). By analyzing the trio samples from each sequencing platform, we confirmed, as expected, a single copy of the pathogenic variant in the proband and its absence in both parents.We also evaluated three indels causing CF (556delA, del508...
  6. ...identified by comparing variants from tumor biopsies with those from matched normal biopsies derived from respective healthy tissue. However, as matched normals are rarely available, methods to detect somatic variants de novo were developed for bulk sequencing, mainly relying on germline variant allele...
  7. ...Resolving complex duplication variants in autism spectrum disorder using long-read sequencing Jesper Eisfeldt1,2, Edward J. Higginbotham3,4, Felix Lenner5, Jennifer Howe3,4, Bridget A. Fernandez6,7, Anna Lindstrand1,2, Stephen W. Scherer3,4,8 and Lars Feuk5 1Department of Molecular Medicine...
  8. ...that are present in equal ratios in the mitochondrion (Hikosaka et al. 2011). The coccidian Eimeria, the species closest to Toxoplasma gondii with a published mtDNA sequence and structure, is detected as a linear concatemer of a repeating 6.2-kb sequence similar to that of Plasmodium, albeit with the genes...
  9. ...and human sequences.In sample T2, HBV integrated into the centromere of Chr 8, with eight major HBV integration sites identified in an ∼34 Mb region of the 8q23–24 . Copy number analysis revealed oscillation in the 8q23–24 region and deletion in the telomere region. Notably, HBV integration...
  10. ...assemblies showed indications of collapsed or erroneous sequences (Table 2). We verified true errors by checking for distinct patterns of single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) in the read alignments, or by identifying clear boundaries with soft-clipped reads surrounding the region. If assembly errors were...
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