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期刊名:Genome medicine

缩写:GENOME MED

ISSN:1756-994X

e-ISSN:1756-994X

IF/分区:11.2/Q1

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Genomic surveillance of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) enables detecting and monitoring of circulating lineages and the emergence of amino acid substitutions affecting transmission, severity, and treatment. We present a comprehensive wor...
Yue Cheng,Yanchi Su,Yi Fan et al. Yue Cheng et al.
Background: Single-cell multi-omics (scMulti-omics) technologies have revolutionized our understanding of cellular functions and interactions by enabling the simultaneous measurement of diverse cellular modalities. Integr...
Véronique Ivashchenko,Michelle de Groot,Ronny Derks et al. Véronique Ivashchenko et al.
Background: The detection of 5-methylcytosine (5mC) patterns in the human genome is relevant for the diagnosis of various genetic conditions. Genome-wide methylation episignatures provide a new approach for resolving vari...
Marlene Ek,Malin Kvarnung,Esmee Ten Berk de Boer et al. Marlene Ek et al.
Background: Singleton short-read genome sequencing (GS) is increasingly used as a first-line genetic test for childhood neurological disorders (such as intellectual disability, neurodevelopmental delay, motor delay, and h...
Aya K H Mahdy,Hesham ElAbd,Érika Endo Kokubun et al. Aya K H Mahdy et al.
Background: Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is an incurable immune-mediated inflammatory disease, affecting the gut with a high rate of primary- and secondary- loss-of-response to therapy. By investigating the T cell rec...
Gregor Dombrowsky,Liselot van der Laan,Ananília Silva et al. Gregor Dombrowsky et al.
Background: Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are the most common malformation amongst newborns, with a prevalence of approximately 0.8-2%. The etiology of CHD is highly complex and can be linked to genetic and nongenetic f...