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Analysis of genomic loci harboring 59,732 human-specific regulatory sequences reveals unique to human regulatory patterns associated with brain development

2018-10-03

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Extensive searches for genomic regions harboring various types of candidate human-specific regulatory sequences (HSRS) identified thousands’ HSRS using high-resolution next-generation sequencing technologies and methodologically diverse comparative analyses of human and non-human primates’ reference genomes. Here, a comprehensive catalogue of 59,732 genomic loci harboring candidate HSRS has been assembled to facil...

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34bc6a90-24e4-5ebb-8ae0-fdeace6066cc
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10.1101/432625
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