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Assembly and Annotation of an Ashkenazi Human Reference Genome

2020-03-18

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Here we describe the assembly and annotation of the genome of an Ashkenazi individual and the creation of a new, population-specific human reference genome. This genome is more contiguous and more complete than GRCh38, the latest version of the human reference genome, and is annotated with highly similar gene content. The Ashkenazi reference genome, Ash1, contains 2,973,118,650 nucleotides as compared to 2,937,639...

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Literature Corpus work: 8177c8c0-1d9c-5a8c-9be5-8d1272bb324a
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.18.997395

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