Long-read transcriptome sequencing reveals allele-specific variants at high resolution.

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Disturbance in the regulation of transcript structure plays a crucial role in human disease. In a recent study, Glinos et al. characterized allele-specific transcript alterations in long-read RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) data derived from multiple human tissues and provide a high-resolution view of how disease-associated genetic variants affect transcript structure.

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