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Genome variation and conserved regulation identify genomic regions responsible for strain specific phenotypes in rat

2017-07-28

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The genomes of laboratory rat strains are characterised by a mosaic haplotype structure caused by their unique breeding history. These mosaic haplotypes have been recently mapped by extensive sequencing of key strains. Comparison of genomic variation between two closely related rat strains with different phenotypes has been proposed as an effective strategy for the discovery of candidate strain-specific regions in...

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6f87e6e4-8e65-5a04-9eeb-46c2d559721a
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10.1101/169748
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