Potential impact of long-read sequencing on complement-mediated diseases

The complement genes harbour genetic variants that affect numerous diseases; however, these genes are notoriously repeat-heavy, and these repeat regions are largely unexplored for disease-relevant genetic variation. Elucidating these 'dark' regions is now possible using long-read sequencing (LRS), enabling identification of novel disease-relevant genetic variants.

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Trends in Immunology
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2025-10-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.it.2025.09.006
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Complement system in diseases
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Potential impact of long-read sequencing on complement-mediated diseases

Rebecca Sims, Sarah M. Carpanini
Trends in Immunology
Complement system in diseases
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Potential impact of long-read sequencing on complement-mediated diseases

Rebecca Sims, Sarah M. Carpanini
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The complement genes harbour genetic variants that affect numerous diseases; however, these genes are notoriously repeat-heavy, and these repeat regions are largely unexplored for disease-relevant genetic variation. Elucidating these 'dark' regions is now possible using long-read sequencing (LRS), enabling identification of novel disease-relevant genetic variants.

Trends in ImmunologyVol. 46(11)
Cardiff University (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Complement system in diseases
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