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Functional characterisation of the genomes of rat models of human diseases

2014-01-01

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Large numbers of inbred laboratory rat strains have been developed in the past 100 years by phenotype-driven selective breeding for the study of a range of disease phenotypes. The spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR) is the most widely studied animal model of hypertension. The SHR Genome was sequenced with 10.7X coverage, and ~4 million genomic variants between SHR and the BN reference genome were identified. Anal...

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10.25560/24545
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