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  1. ...authors: xianran.li@usda.gov, jmyu@iastate.eduAbstractMaize phenotypes are plastic, determined by the complex interplay of genetics and environmental variables. Uncovering the genes responsible and understanding how their effects change across a large geographic region are challenging. In this study, we...
  2. ...levels may be robust to mutation owing to changes in the cleavage efficiency map.Sequence determinants affecting polyadenylation-mediated regulation of reporter gene expressionThe cleavage and polyadenylation reaction is directed by interaction between trans-acting factors and cis...
  3. ...Identification of determinants of differential chromatin accessibility through a massively parallel -integrated reporter assay Jennifer Hammelman1,2, Konstantin Krismer2,3, Budhaditya Banerjee4, David K. Gifford2,3,5 and Richard I. Sherwood4,6 1Computational and Systems Biology, Massachusetts...
  4. ...of short k-mers (Ke et al. 2011; Findlay et al. 2014; Mueller et al. 2015; Rosenberg et al. 2015; Julien et al. 2016). In our previous work, we determined the splicing phenotypes of all 4096 hexamers by inserting such a library into five different positions in two different exons (Ke et al. 2011...
  5. ...-Yusa data. The dashed lines represent the threshold chosen to determine efficient and inefficient sgRNAs.To this end, we selected three training sets of sgRNAs, namely “ribosomal,” “nonribosomal,” and “mESC,” for the construction of sequence models (Supplemental Table 1). The differences among these sets...
  6. ...that are optimal for secondary structure formation. Therefore, there is mounting evidence that secondary structures arising from non-B motifs are not simply associated with increased mutation density—they are possibly causally implicated. Our results suggest that they are determinants of mutagenesis and increase...
  7. ...in the underrepresentation of binding events in all ChIP-based assays for those proteins possessing only one point of cross-linking to DNA. This underreporting is applicable to ChIP-seq, although the low resolution of the assay does not allow the number of cross-linking points to be determined. Proteins with multiple points...
  8. ...and pairing, we observed improvements in enrichment for other features, including apical loop size, CNNC 5-6, basal UG, and apical UGU (Supplemental Fig. S2D). These data are consistent with optimal stem length/pairing as important determinants of miRNA processing.The peak of 36 nt for miRNA stem length...
  9. ...: Unraveling determinants of transcription factor binding outside the core binding site Genome Research 25: 655–666 (2015) Corrigendum: Extensive microRNA-mediated crosstalk between lncRNAs and mRNAs in mouse embryonic stem cells Jennifer Y. Tan, Tamara Sirey, Frantisek Honti, Bryony Graham, Allison Piovesan...
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  10. ...pattern reflects the competition between nucleosome formation and RNA polymerase or general TFs binding to core promoter regions (Valouev et al. 2011; Struhl and Segal 2013).There are at least two factors determining nucleosome occupancy in the . The first is intrinsic sequence property. In yeast...
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