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Detection and Annotation of Unique Regions in Mammalian Genomes

2024-10-13

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Long unique genomic regions have been reported to be highly enriched for developmental genes in mice and humans. In this paper we identify unique genomic regions using a highly efficient method based on fast string matching. We quantify the resource consumption and accuracy of this method before applying it to the genomes of 18 mammals. We annotate their unique regions of at least 10 kb and find that they are stro...

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3f1c6612-674b-5ea9-a6e5-ec78b4e67b63
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10.1101/2024.10.11.617789
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