Genome Rearrangement Algorithms
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The fragile breakage model (FBM) and correlated breakage model (CBM) better explain mammalian synteny decay than the random breakage model, fitting nearly 200 genomes.
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Billi accurately detects cyclic and nested genomic variants in pangenome graphs with an O(|V|^2(|V| + |E|)) algorithm, outperforming existing methods on complex structures.
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PanTEon reveals that machine learning-based transposable element classifiers show markedly variable performance across TE superfamilies and eukaryotic lineages.
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Dense optical genome mapping achieves chromosome-scale assembly of yeast genomes, revealing structural variations and repetitive regions up to 500 kbp in size.
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