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. 2020 Jun 10;10:9424. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-66331-z

Table 9.

Top 20 OMIM genes showing the best improvement in genotypability.

OMIM % Genotypability % Diff. %10X Coverage
S M L S M L
RPS26 47.13 100 100 52.87 100 100 100
RPL15 49.98 100 100 50.02 99.90 100 100
RPL21 60.60 100 100 39.4 100 100 100
RPSA 63.29 100 100 36.71 100 100 100
GCSH 64.56 100 97.38 35.44 100 100 100
HNRNPA1 66.84 100 100 33.16 100 100 100
CISD2 53.37 85.15 100 31.78 100 100 100
IFNL3 69.43 100 100 30.57 100 100 100
LEFTY2 74.00 100 100 26.00 100 100 100
BMPR1A 74.19 100 100 25.81 100 100 100
RPS23 75.00 100 100 25.00 100 100 100
ISCA1 75.13 100 100 24.87 100 100 100
ALG10 75.15 100 100 24.85 100 100 100
IFITM3 77.53 100 100 22.47 100 100 100
PTEN 78.55 100 100 21.45 98.49 100 100
BANF1 78.64 100 100 21.36 100 100 100
HLA-A 79.02 100 100 20.98 99.88 100 99.82
RPS28 80.79 100 100 19.21 100 100 100
RP9 78.88 97.60 100 18.72 100 100 100
CYP11B1 81.73 100 100 18.27 100 100 100

Top 20 OMIM genes showing the best improvement in genotypability following the extension of the DNA fragment length from short to medium and short to long (Twist enrichment platform). The data represent the maximum difference in genotypability at 80X mapped coverage on the Twist design. DNA fragment lengths: S = short, M = medium, L = long.