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Concerted evolution and unorthodox recombination of human subtelomeres

2026-07-10

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Human subtelomeres contain duplicated sequence that is shared among the ends of non-homologous chromosomes and provides a substrate for ectopic exchange [1–6]. However, incomplete reference assemblies and chromosome-by-chromosome analyses have prevented a population-scale view of the extent and organization of subtelomeric exchange [7–9]. Here we apply a reference-free pangenome approach to 465 near-complete human...

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6504a0a1-49db-58da-9175-c3ee8ddf382c
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10.64898/2026.07.10.737660
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