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  1. ...on alternative AUG and nonAUG TIS recognition, the observations also found in a model species, Arabidopsis (Figs. 1⇑⇑–4). We identified CU-rich elements in plant mRNAs that promote translation initiation (Fig. 5) and were evolutionarily conversed for accurate TIS prediction within and across plant species...
  2. ...methylated promoters, which might have biased the discovery of proteins binding to these specific loci. In this study, we performed a DNA affinity pull-down experiment followed by mass spectrometry using DNA probes reflecting context-specific DNA methylation states in the Arabidopsis , resulting...
  3. ...of haplotype-resolved structural variation in human s. Nat Commun 10: 1784. doi:10.1038/s41467-018-08148-z ↵Chen L, Fish AE, Capra JA. 2018. Prediction of gene regulatory enhancers across species reveals evolutionarily conserved sequence properties. PLoS Comput Biol 14: e1006484. doi:10.1371/journal...
  4. ...These authors contributed equally to this work. Corresponding authors: wang_yu@nwafu.edu.cn, gaoyuanpeng1990@163.comAbstractUltraconserved elements (UCEs) are the most conserved regions among the s of evolutionarily distant species and are thought to play critical biological functions. However, some UCEs...
  5. ...such proximity might not be a prerequisite for intergenic CpG islands to act as alternative promoters to transcribe genes with silenced primary promoters, it does seem likely that it would be a preferred configuration. Finally, the CGIs associated with MethExp genes are evolutionarily much more conserved than...
  6. ...development of Hi-C and Hi-C-related techniques in recent years have led to the discovery of topologically associated domains (TADs), which are loop-like genomic structures characterized by extensive self-interaction. TADs are established through a dynamic interplay between CTCF and cohesin, influenced...
  7. .../intron inclusion and exclusion events, as well as by the use of alternative splice sites. The capacity of this gene to generate many alternative isoforms might be important for the ongoing arms race that characterizes the gene family.To quantify the isoform expression levels, we mapped the dRNA reads...
  8. ..., are evolutionarily conserved, and often comprised of two highly expressed individual core promoter sequences (Trinklein et al. 2004). It remains unclear, however, whether their high expression levels are a byproduct of having two promoters in close proximity or whether it is an inherent property of their DNA...
  9. ...) (Supplemental Fig. S9); this proportion is comparable to that of Arabidopsis thaliana (Haudry et al. 2013). Because introns and UTRs have a wide range of conserved functional roles (e.g., to promote gene expression, guide splicing, produce noncoding RNA) (Greene et al. 1994; Akua et al. 2010; Chorev and Carmel...
  10. ...RNA targets through base-pairing of the miRNA seed region (miRNA nucleotides [nt] 2–8) and sites in mRNA 3′ untranslated regions (UTRs) (Bartel 2018). Each miRNA has many sites throughout the transcriptome, and more than 60% of human protein-coding genes have evolutionarily conserved sites to at least one...
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