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  1. ...sequence that is assigned to the four genomic contexts.Active CREs in tissues and cells are associated with increased chromatin accessibility (Keene et al. 1981; McGhee et al. 1981; Buenrostro et al. 2013). Thus, to study the contribution of TEs to the salmon CRE landscape, we integrated our TE annotation...
  2. ..., Illumina, ONT, and PacBio) will be required to develop a more comprehensive truth set of indels for benchmarking. Resources such as the Platinum pedigree (CEPH pedigree 1463) by Illumina will be particularly useful as they enable studying phased assemblies and variant calling in the context of transmission...
  3. ..., and the special inheritance status of the X Chromosome presents challenges. We have developed a hidden Markov model that addresses these issues by modeling the inheritance of variants in families in the presence of error-prone regions and inherited deletions. We call our method PhasingFamilies. We validate...
  4. ...in microsatellites for 2913 International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC) pan-cancer samples from 21 tissues (The International Cancer Genome Consortium 2010; The ICGC/TCGA Pan-Cancer Analysis of Whole Genomes Consortium 2020) to reveal the whole- mutational landscape of microsatellite regions. We developed a method...
  5. ...clusters in sequential models to, for example, infer local ancestry and IBD tracts in hidden Markov models, as well as investigate its potential integration into imputation based on haplotype reconstruction and association studies.MethodsThe method is based on phased haplotype data from diallelic markers...
  6. ...and two offspring at the full genomic level. We also integrated data from a presumed unrelated individual caught in the wild from the same source population at the same time as the parental individual and kept under the same conditions.ResultsOne wild-caught individual of the species B. nigrodorsalis...
  7. ...enough coverage to represent cytosines at CG dinucleotides and elsewhere in the , the amount of sequencing required has been too costly for most research budgets. The decision has therefore been made to sacrifice comprehensiveness and to survey the instead, attempting to focus on the loci believed...
  8. ...and chromatin accessibility respond differently in short- and long-term heat shock in human K562 cells. We found that chromatin conformation in K562 cells was largely stable in response to short-term heat shock, whereas it showed clear and characteristic changes after long-term heat treatment with little...
  9. ...and epigenetic analyses of long-read data within structurally and somatically variable genomic regions.Highly accurate long-read single-molecule DNA sequencing has revolutionized the comprehensive assembly of phased genetic architectures, enabling the first complete human assemblies (Wenger et al. 2019; Vollger...
  10. ...as a major contributing caller to reach final consensus calls by The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) PanCanAtlas project (Ellrott et al. 2018), across approximately 13,000 tumor samples, and the International Cancer Genome Consortium Pan-Cancer Analysis of Whole Genomes (ICGC-PCAWG) initiative (The ICGC/TCGA Pan...
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