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Scoring of pathogenic non-coding variants in Mendelian diseases through supervised learning on ancient, recent and ongoing purifying selection signals in human

2018-07-08

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The study of rare Mendelian diseases through exome sequencing typically yields incomplete diagnostic rates, ~8-70% depending on the disease type. Whole genome sequencing of the unresolved cases allows addressing the hypothesis that causal variants could lay in non-coding regions with damaging regulatory consequences. The large amount of rare and singleton variants found in each individual genome requires computati...

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33ed3624-16c3-5e08-acf2-7ca3c0f1d95c
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10.1101/363903
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