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Defining a tandem repeat catalog and variation clusters for genome-wide analyses and population databases.
American journal of human genetics - 7 May 2026
Weisburd Ben, Dolzhenko Egor, Bennett Mark F, Danzi Matt C, Xu Isaac R L, Tanudisastro Hope, Gu Bida, English Adam, Hiatt Laurel, Mokveld Tom, De Sena Brandine Guilherme, Chiu Readman, Kurtas Nehir Edibe, Jam Helyaneh Ziaei, Brand Harrison, Rajan-Babu Indhu-Shree, Bahlo Melanie, Chaisson Mark J P, Züchner Stephan, Gymrek Melissa, Dashnow Harriet, Eberle Michael A, Rehm Heidi L
Abstract excerpt
Tandem repeat (TR) catalogs are important components of repeat genotyping studies because they define the genomic coordinates and expected motifs of all TR loci being analyzed. In recent years, genome-wide studies have used catalogs ranging in size from fewer than 200,000 to over 7 million loci. These catalogs differed not only in which loci were included but often also in their definitions of TR locus boundaries...
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