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  1. ...abundant repetitive gene region in eukaryotic cells. In the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the structure and function of rDNA have been well studied, establishing rDNA as a unique region in the . Each unit (9.2 kb) of rDNA includes two coding regions, 35S precursor ribosomal RNA (rRNA) and 5S rRNA...
  2. ...of an inverted chromosome 22 results in a recombinant chromosome with duplication of the distal long arm . Am. J. Med. Genet. A 138 : 355 – 360 . ↵ Caburet, S. , Conti, C. , Schurra, C. , Lebofsky, R. , Edelstein, S.J. , Bensimon, A. ( 2005 ) Human ribosomal RNA gene arrays display a broad range of palindromic...
  3. .... cerevisiae , each repeat comprises of four ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes, the large subunit (LSU) (also referred to as the 26S rRNA), small subunit (SSU) (also referred to as the 18S rRNA), 5.8S and 5S rRNA genes, as well as two internal transcribed spacers (ITS1 and ITS2), two external transcribed spacers (ETS...
  4. .... , Edelstein, S.J. , Bensimon, A. ( 2005 ) Human ribosomal RNA gene arrays display a broad range of palindromic structures . Genome Res. 15 : 1079 – 1085 . ↵ Carbone, I. , Kohn, L.M. ( 2001 ) A microbial population-species interface: Nested cladistic and coalescent inference with multilocus data . Mol. Ecol...
  5. ...C, Schurra C, Lebofsky R, Edelstein SJ, Bensimon A Caburet S, Conti C, Schurra C, Lebofsky R, Edelstein SJ, Bensimon A. 2005. Human ribosomal RNA gene arrays display a broad range of palindromic structures. Genome Res 15: 1079–1085. ↵ Derenzini M, Montanaro L, Trere D Derenzini M, Montanaro L, Trere...
  6. ...of genes that produced sRNA had no known protein domain (Class B). sRNA loci derived from nonexpressed TEs were, in general, highly methylated, whereas sRNA loci derived from expressed TEs had lower methylation scores (Fig. 6B). sRNA loci originating from unannotated regions displayed a bimodal...
  7. ...duplications (TSDs) upon insertion. One example is a tandem array of the non-LTR retrotransposon R1 on the X Chromosome in D. melanogaster (Kidd and Glover 1980; Peacock et al. 1981). R1 has the unusual property of only inserting at a specific site in the multicopy ribosomal RNA genes (rDNA). The tandem...
  8. .... It also revealed a new promoter element correlating with late gene expression, which is also prominent in Sputnik, the recently described Mimivirus ‘‘virophage.’’ These results—validated -wide by the hybridization of total RNA extracted from infected Acanthamoeba cells on a tiling array (Agilent...
  9. ...of highly repetitive genes and regions such as ribosomal RNA and DUX clusters. Previous work has shown that ribosomal RNA genes are located, as tandem arrays, on the five acrocentric chromosomes in humans (Caburet et al. 2005). A large subset of these genes are transcriptionally repressed by DNA methylation...
  10. ...by the LINE machinery is called processed pseudogenes. They were first described as pseudogenes structurally colinear with gene mRNA, lacking promoters, introns, and, in general, without protein-coding capacity due to mutations and frequent stop codons. Their mRNA-derived structure, poly(A) tails at the 3...
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