This complete genome of a songbird serves as a public reference and illuminates avian genome architecture and function and suggests that birds possess a kinetochore-associated CENP system similar to that of mammals.
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The highly repetitive regions of the human genome were long underrepresented from reference assemblies, limiting study of their biological function. Long-read sequencing and improved assembly algorithms have since resolved many of these regions, from centromeres to ribosomal DNA arrays, revealing structural variation i...
Kar-Tong Tan, Ryan Jun Xiang Ong, Brandon Bing Rui Kee et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This Primer outlines the computational foundations of long-read whole-genome analysis in human genomics, spanning read processing, mapping, de novo assembly, multi-class variant detection, haplotype phasing, repeat analysis and epigenetic profiling, and highlights key analytical trade-offs between mapping-based and ass...
Xin-Chang Zheng, P. Sanio, Rui-Bang Luo et al.· Nature Reviews Methods Prime...· 0 citations
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