TL;DR
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 assembly-based approaches.
TruPath Genome achieves high-resolution detection of SNVs and indels alongside long-range phasing for CNVs and structural variant (SV) refinement and facilitates telomere-to-telomere assemblies and pangenome development, advancing the understanding of genome biology at an unprecedented scale.
This work describes the full spectrum of genetic variation and shows that while 99% of the variants between any two genomes are single base-pair substitutions, 88% of the euchromatic variant base pairs are SVs, including insertions, deletions, duplications, and inversions.
Together, these analyses define the mutation-class, spatial, and genomic-context landscape associated with predicted Z-DNA-forming sequences across the human pangenome.
Human pangenomics is moving beyond the single linear reference paradigm towards population-scale representations that better capture complex genomic variation. Many current human pangenomes include both global and regional initiatives, but their limited sample sizes constrain the representation of population diversity....
This review elucidates the impact of LRS across isolate genomics, metagenomics, and multi-omics domains and indicates that LRS is increasingly becoming the method of choice for isolate genomics and metagenomics.
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