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  1. ...al. 2008). However, to date, a comprehensive integration of -wide variants with variation in gene expression, the metabolome, and organismal phenotype along with metabolome-based phenotypic prediction has not been reported for any genetically well-defined model organism population, and few studies...
  2. ...in the transcriptome differ among organs (Schaum et al. 2020). Similar among-organ differences are seen in the aging of the proteome (Ori et al. 2015). However, these observations are based on analysis of bulk tissue, which masks variation among cells within tissues (e.g., Ibañez-Solé et al. 2022). Analysis of aging...
  3. ...of about 308,000 cells from the rumen tissues of sheep and goats at 17 time points. We built comprehensive transcriptome and meta atlases from early embryonic to rumination stages, and recapitulated histomorphometric and transcriptional features of the rumen, revealing key transitional signatures...
  4. ...the trajectory of size plasticity. We focused on blood, which circulates metabolites, and the liver, a key site of metabolic regulation including lipid and glucose processing. By integrating phenotypic, metabolomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data, our study aims to identify the molecular pathways...
  5. ...in understudied lineages like ruminants. 113 In this study, we aimed to comprehensively characterize the coevolutionary dynamics of 114 KZFPs and TEs across 32 ruminant s. We sought to use a k-mer-based approach to 115 overcome limitations of conserved sequence methods and identify taxon-specific expansions 116...
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  6. ...assemble a high-quality, telomere-to-telomere haplotype of A. avenae. Transcriptomic analyses reveal distinct sets of genes involved in responses to desiccation and freezing stress. Notably, under desiccation stress, several desiccation-tolerance genes exhibit allelic imbalance expression. Among these, we...
  7. ...and flexibility in real-world applications. Furthermore, expanding the model to incorporate other omic data, such as single-cell proteomics or metabolomics, could provide a more comprehensive understanding of cellular functions and regulatory networks, thus further improving the robustness and versatility of sc...
  8. ...or transcriptomics to metabolomics, to comprehensively evaluate and improve CAMUS. In the future, a dedicated database of data sets and methods should be established, integrating CAMUS to assist users in selecting reference data and annotation methods.MethodsData preprocessingWe processed the count matrices for sc...
  9. ...previous studies characterizing transcriptomic (Hu et al. 2007; Kemmeren et al. 2014), metabolomic (Shakoury-Elizeh et al. 2010; Mülleder et al. 2016; Zelezniak et al. 2018), and proteomic (Messner et al. 2023) responses to genetic perturbations, the exact chromatin-mediated mechanisms enacting...
  10. ...behavior, the potential involvement of RNA editing in gut–brain interactions remains unexplored. Here, we perform comparative transcriptomic analyses between heads of germ-free (GF) versus conventional (CV) honeybees. A total of 1528A-to-I editing sites are identified in honeybee heads, among which...
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