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Complete chromosome 21 centromere sequencing of families with Down syndrome reveals centromere size asymmetry

2024-02-26

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Down syndrome, the most common form of human intellectual disability, is caused by nondisjunction and chromosome 21 trisomy (T21). Small centromeres have been hypothesized to contribute to its aetiology and studies on mammals suggest that larger centromeres are more efficiently transmitted, yet complete sequencing of chromosome 21 (chr21) centromeres has been particularly challenging. Using long-read sequencing, w...

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aa9159ff-807b-543c-a1b1-0eaaabc83e71
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10.1101/2024.02.25.581464
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