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HORmon: automated annotation of human centromeres

2021-10-12

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Recent advances in long-read sequencing opened a possibility to address the long-standing questions about the architecture and evolution of human centromeres. They also emphasized the need for centromere annotation (partitioning human centromeres into monomers and higher-order repeats (HORs)). Even though there was a half-century-long series of semi-manual studies of centromere architecture, a rigorous centromere...

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10.1101/2021.10.12.464028
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