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Human genomics

SuperSelective PCR primers for determining cis/trans configurations of mutations within the same gene

Diana Yaneth Vargas, Fred Russell Kramer

Comparison of unbiased metagenomic next generation sequencing to targeted multiplex diagnostic assays for the detection of respiratory viruses

Justin Hardick, Raghavendran Anantharam, [ ... ], Abraham J. Kandathil

In vitro culture of human-infecting Encephalitozoon spp. for genome sequencing with minimal host contaminant

Anne Caroline Mascarenhas dos Santos, Pingdong Liang, [ ... ], Karina Tuz

Doing more with less: Genomic quasi-G-primes differentiate septic from healthy patients

Congzhou M. Sha, Michail Patsakis, [ ... ], Ilias Georgakopoulos-Soares

Large-scale multi-omic biosequence transformers for modeling protein–nucleic acid interactions

Sully F. Chen, Robert J. Steele, [ ... ], Eric K. Oermann

ReadSeeker: A DNABERT based de-novo read-level gene predictor

Ben Wulf, Piotr Wojciech Dabrowski

Improved CRISPR/Cas9 off-target prediction with DNABERT and epigenetic features

Kai Kimata, Kenji Satou

Multiplets in scRNA-seq data: Extent of the problem and efficacy of methods for removal

Dimitris Ttoouli, Daniel Hoffmann

A novel variant in MYBPC3 causes hypertrophic cardiomyopathy by haploinsufficiency

Yuanyuan Zhang, Wenyan Gong, [ ... ], Zhelan Zheng

Understanding and mitigating the impact of ambient mRNA contamination in single-cell RNA-sequencing analysis

Jantarika Kumar Arora, Louisa K. James, Varodom Charoensawan

18 individual genes underwent variant screening in a northwest Chinese group comprised 83 probands diagnosed with early-onset high myopia

Yang Liu, Shao-Chi Zhang, [ ... ], Wen-Juan Zhuang

Differential microRNA profiling of the Marshallese population in Arkansas reveals a higher association with chronic diseases

Gohar Azhar, Ambika Verma, [ ... ], Jeanne Y. Wei

Apparent differences between human and chimp proteomes are reduced when considering human population: Human specific variants are enriched in disordered and compositionally biased regions

Pablo Mier, Miguel A. Andrade-Navarro, Enrique Morett

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