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- Introduction
- Long term goals for genotype-phenotype studies
- Reference article
- Overview
- De novo genome assembly (1)
- De novo genome assembly (2)
- HuRef compared to other human assemblies
- HuRef vs. NCBI
- Celera assembler
- The variants detected
- The filtering approach
- Identification of a comprehensive HuRef variant set
- SNP in HuRef assembly
- Detecting allelic contributions for SNP and indels
- How do variants impact coding sequence?
- Measure of nucleotide diversity
- Characterization of indels
- Homozygous insertions and deletions
- Zinc finger protein truncated by 467 bp insertion
- Analysis of insertions and deletions
- CNVs and read depth coverage
- Characterization of novel HuRef sequences
- Building long range haplotypes
- Haplotype assembly
- Increasing HuRef coverage with ABI SOLiD data
- 2 assembly approaches employing additional data
- Mapping and pairing of reads from ABI-SOLiD runs
- Improving accuracy of SNP detection
- SNPs are missed due to reasons of coverage
- Mapping parameters are important for accuracy
- Identifying large insertions
- Small length mate-pairs confirm known insertions
- Concluding remarks
- Contributions (1)
- Contributions (2)
Topics Covered
- Long term goals for human genotype-phenotype studies
- De novo assembly of an individual genome sequence
- How does HuRef compare to other human assemblies?
- SNP in HuRef assembly
- How do variants impact coding sequence?
- Nucleotide diversity
- Homozygous insertions and deletions: identification and validation
- CNVs and read depth coverage
- Construction of haplotypes and diploid representation
- Additional sequencing to provide complete genome assembly through detection of indels/CNV
Talk Citation
Levy, S. (2009, August 30). Indels, CNVs and the spectrum of human genome variation [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 15, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/OHRF7802.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Samuel Levy has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.