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Congenital cataracts: De novo gene conversion event in CRYBB2
Sarah J. Garnai
, Jeroen R. Huyghe
, David M. Reed
, Kathleen M. Scott
, Jeffrey M. Liebmann
, Michael Boehnke
, Julia E. Richards
, Robert Ritch
, Hemant Pawar
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Exon
100%
Exome Sequencing
100%
Gene Conversion
100%
Pseudogene
100%
Haplotype
50%
Gene Linkage
50%
Shotgun Sequencing
50%
Linkage Analysis
50%
Chromosome 22
50%
Protein Sequencing
50%
Autosomal Dominant Inheritance
50%
Next Generation Sequencing
50%
Cross Reaction
50%
Dideoxynucleotide Sequencing
50%
Gene Mapping
50%
Keyphrases
Gene Conversion
100%
CRYBB2
100%
Congenital Cataract
100%
Ashkenazi Jews
40%
Exon 5
40%
Pseudogene
40%
Gene-specific Primers
40%
Family Members
20%
Jewish Population
20%
Sanger Sequencing
20%
Consanguineous Family
20%
Whole Exome Sequencing
20%
Nonsynonymous
20%
Chromosome 22
20%
Sequence Analysis
20%
Autosomal Recessive Inheritance
20%
Exome Sequencing
20%
Analysis pipeline
20%
De-novo mutations
20%
Cross-reactivity
20%
Coding Sequence
20%
Linkage Mapping
20%
Next-generation Sequencing
20%
Genome-wide Linkage Analysis
20%
Inheritance Model
20%
Affected Family Members
20%
Grandfathers
20%
Short Reads
20%
Homologous Sequences
20%
Logarithm of the Odds Score
20%
Pipeline Mapping
20%