Systematic analysis of dark and camouflaged genes reveals disease-relevant genes hiding in plain sight

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#ASHG23 Hoischen: Referred to this Ebbert et al paper https://t.co/6mHRaFpYsE Highlighting five cases. Indirect target enrichment from Samplix (interesting, some nice results from their sample prep for PacBio)

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GS: Among many examples illustrating richness of @nanopore data is Mark Ebbert’s work - there is important information in the genome that can be elucidated by nanopore sequencing https://t.co/awuYmkITsX #JPM2022 https://t.co/hgg0b2xN7C

11 Jan 2022

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RT @robertson_mtl: @PacBio HiFi LR-WGS can resolved these dark regions of the genome. https://t.co/FUPV2Z3juJ

23 Sep 2021

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RT @robertson_mtl: @PacBio HiFi LR-WGS can resolved these dark regions of the genome. https://t.co/FUPV2Z3juJ

22 Sep 2021

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