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  1. ...skeletal muscle from which we observed an increase in chimeric mtRNA associated with aging (PRJNA793055). When we compared each samples’ sum total of chimeric mtRNA transcripts for all rat samples to the global transcriptome, we identified 6104 differentially expressed genes associated with the chimeric mt...
  2. ...for most asynchronous regions (see text for details).Next, we analyzed the global chromatin properties of the genomic regions in which the two alleles replicate synchronously in hybrid mouse ESCs, comparing chromosomal segments that replicate early vs. late during S-phase. Consistent with previous studies...
  3. ..., compared to 97 reads/peak for all IS), suggesting that replication initiation is favored in proximity of the transcriptionmachinery. The superposition of the “paused” form of RNA Pol II (inhibition of RNA Pol II initiation by flavopiridol) with global RNA Pol II at origins (Supplemental Fig. S6) suggests...
  4. ...with experiments showing global rearrangement of chromatin triggered by various environmental and developmental factors, such as light (Barneche et al. 2014; Bourbousse et al. 2015), microbial infection (Pavet et al. 2006), and cell differentiation (Tessadori et al. 2007), all these studies highlight a close...
  5. ...replication. We therefore aimed to investigate the role of H3.3 in DNA replication and origin firing and to adapt tools to study these processes to the C. elegans model system.ResultsGenome-wide replication timing in C. elegans embryosWe first determined whether loss of H3.3 causes global changes...
  6. ...-linked region exhibited half the female read coverage relative to autosomes (Fig. 1E). The two evolutionary strata constituted the SDR of emu sex chromosomes and showed a generally male-biased gene expression pattern of Z-linked genes because of the lack of global dosage compensation (Fig. 1E; Supplemental...
  7. ...’Informatique, de Robotique et deMicroelectronique de Montpellier, UM2-CNRS, 34095 Montpellier, France In metazoans, thousands of DNA replication origins (Oris) are activated at each cell cycle. Their genomic organization and their genetic nature remain elusive. Here, we characterized Oris by nascent strand (NS...
  8. ...samples by RNA-seq and RT-PCR is not due to overall splicing inefficiency in the assayed samples or global capture of unspliced transcripts during RNA-seq sample preparation, but rather a specific feature of intron 6. The baseline decreased efficiency of intron 6 splicing compared to other intronsmight...
  9. ...conditions requires a concerted effort from both public and private sectors. Although advances in genomics, breeding, and precision agriculture have been recognized as solution components for global food security (McCouch et al. 2013; Huang et al. 2015; Zeng et al. 2017; Wang et al. 2018), enriched knowledge...
  10. ...with Tigmint using synteny with the H. melpomene v2.5 .Pan- alignmentIn comparison to using a single as a reference, a pan- represents a composite of different s and serves as a global reference with which to make comparisons between s (e.g., conservation and unique sequences) or features (e.g., gene and TE...
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