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  1. ...off-target sites. Here we show that PEG-seq is an important addition to the off-target detection toolkit, enabling off-target discovery for DNA nicking gene editors such as prime editors.Biochemical methods for identifying sites in genomic DNA that are recognized or acted on by a protein or protein...
  2. ...RNAs induce expression variation at the RNA level, but some may buffer variation at the protein level. miRNAs that are themselves highly and variably expressed induce covariations between their targets. Lastly, miRNA primary transcripts can be robustly detected in whole-cell single-cell RNA-seq data, opening...
  3. ...1 Dynamics of intronic polyadenylation in the hematopoietic lineage and its 1 regulation by DNA methylation 2 Richa Rashmi1, Abhinaya Muruganandham1,2, Pranita Borkar1, Sumana Mallick1,2, Taylor 3 Hubbs1, Ari Aviles1,3, Daniel Chung1, Irtisha Singh1,2,3* 4 1Department of Cell Biology & Genetics...
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  4. ...-translational modifications, play a crucial role in regulating programs integral to a cell's identity, like gene expression and DNA replication. However, the transcriptional, chromatin, and replication timing profiles of adult stem cells in vivo remain poorly understood. Containing germline stem cells (GSCs) and somatic cyst...
  5. ...during Drosophila embryogenesis. Using a combined haplotype test, we identified 9%–18% of TF-bound regions impacted by genetic variation even for essential regulators. By expanding WASP (a tool for allele-specific read mapping) to examine indels, we increased detection of allelically imbalanced peaks...
  6. ...in a microbial community, but they often fall short in characterizing variation in gene content between strains (Plaza Oñate et al. 2019). As a result, it is challenging to study the functional consequences of strain-level variation in the gut microbiome.The most common way to study microbial gene content...
  7. ...encompassed by GWAS signals in both cohorts (Supplemental Fig. 1). SHROOM3 was found to harbor the highest number of predicted deleterious coding variants in our cohorts and therefore became the focus of this study.Within the CFM cohort, 15,481 variants were detected across the SHROOM3 locus (including 100 kb...
  8. ..., Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 08003 Barcelona, Spain; 8Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats, ICREA, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Corresponding author: lu.cheng.ac@gmail.comAbstractIdentifying and illustrating patterns in DNA sequences are crucial tasks in various biological data analyses. In this task...
  9. ...indicates that in most species, intra-genomic variation in NSPs somehow contributes to the variance in SCU among genes. Hence, it is important to take this source of variance into account to be able to detect signatures of TS within s.tRNA abundance matches proteome requirementsTo quantify the intensity...
  10. ...its release and clearance. We hypothesized that cfDNA clearance by nucleases might be one mechanism that contributes toward inter-individual variations in cfDNA concentrations. We performed fragmentomic analysis of the plasma cfDNA from 862 healthy individuals, with a cfDNA concentration range of 1...
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