<p>In brackets the proportion of samples with the CNV and the proportion of the specific type of rearrangement.</p
<p>Control frequency refers to the frequency of the same type of rearrangement found in the fetus, d...
<p>a) Percent of Global CNV load across all populations. A total of 44109 CNVs across the genome sho...
<p>Total number of CNVs on gonosomes and autosomes. CNV burden was significantly higher for large (>...
<p>In brackets the proportion of samples with the CNV and the proportion of the specific type of rea...
To further explore the extent of structural large-scale variation in the human genome, we assessed c...
<p>Boxplots show the CNA frequency distributions among tumor samples in 10 randomly selected cancer ...
<p>(A) Boxplot showing the number of aberrant genes in deceased patients (right) and survivors (left...
<p>Frequency of chromosomal aberrations. Fraction of samples with copy number >2.8 (red bars above b...
<p>The data represented here reflect samples with CNV-count ≥1 after outlier-removal (cases = 1,750,...
Copy number variants (CNVs) are a common finding in the clinical setting and contribute to both gene...
<p>Panel A shows box plots with the distribution of tumors (n = 31) according to the percentage of t...
Differences between genomes can be due to single nucleotide variants (SNPs), translocations, inversi...
Item does not contain fulltextRecent studies have revealed a new type of variation in the human geno...
<p><b>A: Percentage of copy number gains and losses in tumor samples compared with their normal corr...
Copy number Variants (CNVs), which comprise deletions, insertions and inversions of genomic sequence...
<p>Control frequency refers to the frequency of the same type of rearrangement found in the fetus, d...
<p>a) Percent of Global CNV load across all populations. A total of 44109 CNVs across the genome sho...
<p>Total number of CNVs on gonosomes and autosomes. CNV burden was significantly higher for large (>...
<p>In brackets the proportion of samples with the CNV and the proportion of the specific type of rea...
To further explore the extent of structural large-scale variation in the human genome, we assessed c...
<p>Boxplots show the CNA frequency distributions among tumor samples in 10 randomly selected cancer ...
<p>(A) Boxplot showing the number of aberrant genes in deceased patients (right) and survivors (left...
<p>Frequency of chromosomal aberrations. Fraction of samples with copy number >2.8 (red bars above b...
<p>The data represented here reflect samples with CNV-count ≥1 after outlier-removal (cases = 1,750,...
Copy number variants (CNVs) are a common finding in the clinical setting and contribute to both gene...
<p>Panel A shows box plots with the distribution of tumors (n = 31) according to the percentage of t...
Differences between genomes can be due to single nucleotide variants (SNPs), translocations, inversi...
Item does not contain fulltextRecent studies have revealed a new type of variation in the human geno...
<p><b>A: Percentage of copy number gains and losses in tumor samples compared with their normal corr...
Copy number Variants (CNVs), which comprise deletions, insertions and inversions of genomic sequence...
<p>Control frequency refers to the frequency of the same type of rearrangement found in the fetus, d...
<p>a) Percent of Global CNV load across all populations. A total of 44109 CNVs across the genome sho...
<p>Total number of CNVs on gonosomes and autosomes. CNV burden was significantly higher for large (>...