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Closing the gaps, and improving somatic structural variant analysis and benchmarking using CHM13-T2T

  • Luis F. Paulin
  • Jeremy Fan
  • Kieran O'Neill
  • Erin Pleasance
  • Vanessa L. Porter
  • Steven J.M. Jones
  • Fritz J. Sedlazeck
  • First Published March 17, 2025

Rearrangements of viral and human genomes at human papillomavirus integration events and their allele-specific impacts on cancer genome regulation

  • Vanessa L. Porter
  • Michelle Ng
  • Kieran O'Neill
  • Signe MacLennan
  • Richard D. Corbett
  • Luka Culibrk Zeid Hamadeh Marissa Iden Rachel Schmidt Shirng-Wern Tsaih Carolyn Nakisige Martin Origa Jackson Orem Glenn Chang Jeremy Fan Ka Ming Nip Vahid Akbari Simon K. Chan James Hopkins Richard A. Moore Eric Chuah Karen L. Mungall Andrew J. Mungall
  • ... [+18 authors] ...,
  • Inanc Birol
  • Steven J.M. Jones
  • Janet S. Rader
  • Marco A. Marra
  • First Published December 5, 2024

Analyzing rare mutations in metagenomes assembled using long and accurate reads

  • Marcus W. Fedarko
  • Mikhail Kolmogorov
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published November 23, 2022

Fast and accurate mapping of long reads to complete genome assemblies with VerityMap

  • Andrey V. Bzikadze
  • Alla Mikheenko
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published November 15, 2022

Automated annotation of human centromeres with HORmon

  • Olga Kunyavskaya
  • Tatiana Dvorkina
  • Andrey V. Bzikadze
  • Ivan A. Alexandrov
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published May 11, 2022

Gene prediction in the immunoglobulin loci

  • Vikram Sirupurapu
  • Yana Safonova
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published May 11, 2022

Variations in antibody repertoires correlate with vaccine responses

  • Yana Safonova
  • Sung Bong Shin
  • Luke Kramer
  • James Reecy
  • Corey T. Watson
  • Timothy P.L. Smith
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published March 31, 2022

Large palindromes on the primate X Chromosome are preserved by natural selection

  • Emily K. Jackson
  • Daniel W. Bellott
  • Ting-Jan Cho
  • Helen Skaletsky
  • Jennifer F. Hughes
  • Tatyana Pyntikova
  • David C. Page
  • First Published July 21, 2021

Bos taurus reveals pervasiveness of X–Y arms races in mammalian lineages" > Sequence analysis in Bos taurus reveals pervasiveness of X–Y arms races in mammalian lineages

  • Jennifer F. Hughes
  • Helen Skaletsky
  • Tatyana Pyntikova
  • Natalia Koutseva
  • Terje Raudsepp
  • Laura G. Brown Daniel W. Bellott Ting-Jan Cho Shannon Dugan-Rocha Ziad Khan Colin Kremitzki Catrina Fronick Tina A. Graves-Lindsay Lucinda Fulton Wesley C. Warren Richard K. Wilson Elaine Owens James E. Womack William J. Murphy Donna M. Muzny
  • ... [+15 authors] ...,
  • Kim C. Worley
  • Bhanu P. Chowdhary
  • Richard A. Gibbs
  • David C. Page
  • First Published November 18, 2020

V(DD)J recombination is an important and evolutionarily conserved mechanism for generating antibodies with unusually long CDR3s

  • Yana Safonova
  • Pavel A. Pevzner
  • First Published September 18, 2020
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