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In the same manner, we also incorporated a group that captured deletions and tandem duplications occurring at fragile sites (see the ‘Enrichment analysis of SV classes at specific genomic features’ section of the Supplementary Information for details about fragile site data)
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Middle, sequencing performed for each patient, with the number, site and histology of tumours in each patient

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However, previous attempts had considerable limitations: fixed tree topology, simplified evolution models, inability to handle missing data, no site rate heterogeneity and the absence of an ancestry prior34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42

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The Labrador Sea is a site of intensive, open-ocean deep convection18,19, yet the density-compensating effects of freshening and cooling minimize its contributions to the AMOC20

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