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Evolutionarily conserved non-protein-coding regions in the chicken genome harbor functionally important variation

2020-03-29

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The availability of genomes for many species has advanced our understanding of the non-protein-coding fraction of the genome. Comparative genomics has proven to be an invaluable approach for the systematic, genome-wide identification of conserved non-protein-coding elements (CNEs). However, for many non-mammalian model species, including chicken, our capability to interpret the functional importance of variants ov...

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06f59721-b787-5144-bee4-bdbeca2e3814
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10.1101/2020.03.27.012005
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