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Among them were 781 rare, missing genes (where these variants are found in less than 1% of the population) in about 821 individuals, about half of which had not been described before.
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So where are the missing genes?
Because fewer than 11,000 genes were predicted, one of the major questions coming out of the initial honey bee genome sequencing effort was, "Where are the missing genes?" Were there issues with the genome sequence that meant that the genes were filled with gaps and therefore not annotated?
We then represent a network with a ternary adjacency matrix, where the rows and columns of the missing genes are filled with a special character x.
In total, 18 finished genomes were missing genes, or had only pseudogenes, in one or more orthologous groups where all other genomes were represented (see additional file 3).
In multiple cases where an ortholog was absent, we searched unsuccessfully for "missing" genes in noncoding regions of the assembly and unplaced reads.
This can explain some missing genes.
We are currently applying the process in lung cancer studies where we target novel proteoforms of missing gene coded proteins.
The first, and most obvious, is the absence of a gene model where there is a transcript alignment, which indicates a possible missing gene.
The remaining candidate missed genes were termed hypothetical missed genes.
Functions of the missed genes.
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