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Genomic Triangulation The genomic triangulation method was applied to the human, chimpanzee and rhesus genomes in order to reconstuct ancestral genome structures. The paper Human-Specific Changes of Genome Structure Detected by Genomic Triangulation summarizes the method and characterizes detected human-specific rearrangements. Rhesus breakpoints are included in the paper Evolutionary and Biomedical Insights from the Rhesus Macaque Genome. |
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"Human-Specific Changes of Genome Structure Detected by Genomic Triangulation" Supplemental Online Material (SOM) Tables |
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Rhesus Breakpoints
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 Human Breakpoints |
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