… direct allele-… tandem repeats (STRs) located inside the CMT1A duplicated region that allow
amplification with very low or no stuttering, accurate sizing, and visual quantification of allele …

… Short tandem repeats (STRs) are ubiquitous throughout the human genome. Although our
… the alignment paths associated with the presence or absence of each constituent allele. The …

… distributions of three short tandem repeats (STR) were … repeat), llpoprotein llpase (4bp
repeat) and CD4 (5bp repeat). … allele is sized exactly; using four and five base pair repeats …

… the tandem repeats (TRs), where each repeat unit is located right next to the other (ie, in
tandem), … , the various iNOS promoter TR alleles have been linked to disease: the 14-repeat unit …

… On the other hand, the squared difference between the numbers of repeats of the two STR
alleles (allele squared distance, or ASD) is a separate function of the TMRCA. The distribution …

… carrying 10 and 13 (CCTTT) repeats, respectively. Sorting into long (12–18) and short (7–11)
alleles in our cohort, we found that long alleles were more frequent in achalasia patients …

… For example, if one parental allele differed by one repeat and the other by two repeats,
when compared with that of the child, we inferred a one-step mutation. Also, if for structural …

… As the same amount of mRNA was present among cell lines transfected with plasmids
containing the larger VNTR allele, the shorter VNTR allele, or vector alone, we assumed that the …

… sequence flanking the repeat region. Overall, eight different length allelic bands were seen.
… a polymorphic region of ATCT repeats (variable number tandem repeat; VNTR) within intron …

… However, we did see a slight underestimation of long alleles, which could be due to some
fully repeat reads containing more sequencing errors than allowed by STRipy's algorithm and …