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GERP

Scores selective constraint position by position in a multiple alignment by maximum-likelihood evolutionary rate estimation, and defines constrained elements from runs of high-scoring positions by dynamic programming.

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Claims, original sources and review scope · Release 2026-10-22-1b7cf027e4f6
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Description
Scores selective constraint position by position in a multiple alignment by maximum-likelihood evolutionary rate estimation, and defines constrained elements from runs of high-scoring positions by dynamic programming.
Individual claims
Identifying a high fraction of the human genome to be under selective constraint using GERP++

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qa-descriptions-20261011-d-source-gerp: Abstract

Version: Europe PMC full-text XML for PMC2996323, PLoS Computational Biology 2010
Retrieved: 2026-10-11T01:33:44Z

source checked

["automated-source-review","ai-assisted-source-review"] · 2026-10-11

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Approved. Checked the 16 Pancotti-derived descriptions word for word against PMC8921618 section 2.2, ESM therm, RaSP and ELASPIC-2 against Chu 2024, ThermoMPNN against Dieckhaus 2024, and ABYSSAL and phyloP against their abstracts; all match. Licences on the new sources are supported by Europe PMC, the PMC XML and Crossref.

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Claim: metadata-correction-3e2f6542e135a4ce4fce

Source artifact SHA-256: b843d9b8b2e7ee9323c0236a727bf45a2a910830e8270a760c31cc1384a576a9

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Release 2026-10-22-1b7cf027e4f6 · Record review: source checked

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Stable ID: somatic-oncogenicity-20261009-method-gerp

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