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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
Graphical view (Integrated Genomics Viewer) of read distribution across a gene and
an exon . (a,b) Gene (a) and exon (b) annotations shown are from the primary representative RefSeq
annotations. The exome design encompasses a unified set of exon annotations from NCBI,
Ensembl and VEGA; therefore, there are regions with high coverage, representing exons
that are not shown in the primary RefSeq annotation (red arrow) but are represented
in Ensembl and/or VEGA. Typical coverage across exons includes sufficient read depth
to call single nucleotide variants in coding sequence and in neighboring splice acceptor
and donor sites, as well as 20 to 50 bases of additional flanking intron sequence
(b).
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