Genome plasticity in Candida albicans is driven by long repeat sequences

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Yes we described the chr3 inversion in our 2019 paper (https://t.co/5MFakQcTML). @dbensasson also found this inversion with long-read data! The long repeat sequences promote intra-chromosome recommendations that cause these large inversions.

These complex CNVs form between distinct long repeat sequences that are found only twice within a single chromosome arm. These repeats are characterized here: https://t.co/5MFakQcTML

RT @AnnaSelmecki: Exciting news! Our newest work is now out @elife We identified long repeat sequences in Candida albicans that are driver…

@Miss_Salmonella PFGE chromosomal visualisation still has value as an adjunct to WGS - e.g., C. auris / C. albicans karyotyping. https://t.co/uZK1wzDYsd https://t.co/QsvyR3tUhR

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