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  1. ...-term efficacy. Addressing these obstacles is vital for enhancing therapeutic strategies and patient care. Alternative splicing, a post-transcriptional mechanism that enhances transcript diversity (isoforms), can produce proteins with varied functions, cellular localizations, or binding properties. Here, we...
  2. ...splicing has been linked to neurodegenerative, neurodevelopmental, and neuropsychiatric diseases (Dredge et al. 2001; Lopez Soto et al. 2019). Neuronal alternative splicing is downstream from calcium-calmodulin-dependent protein kinase (CaMK) signaling, which regulates RNA-binding proteins both post-transcriptionally...
  3. ..., Terrytown, NY 10591, USA; 9Computational Biology Department, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA Corresponding authors: jiang@cs.ucr.edu, cz2294@columbia.eduAbstractAlternative splicing plays a crucial role in protein diversity and gene expression regulation...
  4. ...by the coding region (exons and introns); and ending with a terminator and polyadenylation signals that ensure proper transcript processing and stability. Before we can determine proteins that directly regulate GOI expression, we must identify the regulatory DNA sequences relevant to the GOI such as its...
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  5. ..., and translation efficiency. In contrast, ALE-APA results from multiple PASs located in alternative terminal exons, which could lead to the production of truncated protein isoforms (Mariella et al. 2019; Goering et al. 2021). These alternatively polyadenylated mRNAs greatly expand the diversity of transcripts...
  6. ...integrated analyses of single-cell RNA-seq data from multiple human tissues and organs. Single-cell epigenomic data further indicate that the expression is likely driven by an alternative promoter at the end of the first exon, resulting in at least one shorter transcript (referred to as sXIST) that is active...
  7. ...(Saponaro et al. 2014). Factors involved in cotranscriptional RNA processing have also been shown to impact elongation rate. The splicing regulator SRSF2 (also known as SC35) promotes transcription elongation in a gene-specific manner (Lin et al. 2008), and U1 small nuclear ribonucleoprotein (U1 sn...
  8. ...across species. We show a clear link between the functional relevance, tissue regulation, and conservation of alternative transcripts on a set of 50 genes. By scaling up to the whole human protein-coding , we identify a few thousand genes where alternative splicing modulates the number and composition...
  9. ...by our proteogenomic analysis (Supplemental Table S2), implying that these SF-associated U1 modules reciprocally regulate the AS of PtHSP70 to generate more spliced transcripts to confer Pb resistance in poplar.Conservation of AS of HSP70 orthologs in plantsTo elucidate the involvement of HSP70 in plant...
  10. ..., and quantitative ability of the methodology was undertaken. Initial reproducibility experiments focused on transfection with a pSPL3 vector containing wild-type (WT) BRCA2 exon 4, which was previously validated as producing no transcripts from alternative splice site usage. These results were compared to those...
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