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Quantifying structural variants in chromosomes using landmark-based disparity

2024-10-31

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Chromosomal architecture has played a key role in the evolution of biodiversity. Detecting structural variants (SVs) on chromosomes has informed the study of speciation, sex determination, adaptation, and some of the earliest divergences in the tree of life. Here we present a computationally non-intensive approach, based on geometric morphometrics, that uses conserved DNA sequences as landmarks to quantify structu...

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e71b1590-7a7f-54ea-8c39-b523594c66d1
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10.1101/2024.10.30.620815
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