The Genome in a Bottle (GIAB) Consortium’s HG002 v5.0q benchmark set is presented, a more comprehensive variant benchmark derived from a fully phased, highly curated, and accurate diploid assembly of HG002 to provide confident small- and structural-variant calls across previously inaccessible regions.
Nathan D. Olson, Nathan Dwarshuis, Nancy F. Hansen et al.· bioRxiv· 1 citation
Rare diseases often remain unsolved because causal genetic changes can be complex and thus missed by standard sequencing or difficult to prioritize. Long-read sequencing can reveal structural variants, repeat expansions, DNA methylation and inherited haplotypes, but trio sequencing of an affected child and both paren...
Yilei Fu, A. English, L. Paulin et al.· Nature Communications· 0 citations
A telomere-to-telomere genome benchmark with near-perfect accuracy across 99.4% of the diploid HG002 genome is presented, expanding the reach of genomic medicine to the entire genome and enabling a new era of personalized genomics.
Nancy F. Hansen, Nathan Dwarshuis, Hyun Joo Ji et al.· Cell· 8 citations
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