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  1. ..., J.L., and Ekker, M. 2003 . Regulatory roles of conserved intergenic domains in vertebrate Dlx bigene clusters. Genome Res. 13 : 533 -543. ↵ GuhaThakurta, D., Schriefer, L.A., Waterston, R.H., and Stormo, G.D. 2004 . Novel transcription regulatory elements in Caenorhabditis elegans muscle genes...
  2. ...cis -regulatory elements can be one of the reasons for the evolutionary conservation of their peculiar organization in gene clusters ( Duboule 1998 ). Furthermore, such work has also highlighted the power of comparative genomics to identify cis -elements and the regulatory networks that act upon them...
  3. ...is that the SVM can be subsequently used to scan the for novel enhancers not in the original training set. The results of scanning a well-studied region near Dlx1/2 is shown in Figure 1B 2168 Genome Research www..org Lee et al. and detects novel and experimentally confirmed enhancers, as discussed in detail below...
  4. ...that identifies evolutionarily conserved transcription factor binding sites (TFBSs) shared by all analyzed species, allowing for the decoding of the sequence structure of regulatory elements that are functionally conserved among different species. Mulan is publicly available at http://mulan.dcode.org . Results...
  5. ...of intron-exon structure may indicate the existence of regulatory elements within these introns. The size distribution of the exons is rather conserved between species and intron/exon borders are accurately maintained. Interestingly, none of these four intron/exon borders are found in the monoexonic Xenopus...
  6. ...., Long, Q., Hatch, G., Park, B.K., Rubenstein, J.L., and Ekker, M. 2003 . Regulatory roles of conserved intergenic domains in vertebrate dlx bigene clusters. Genome Res. 13 : 533 –543. ↵ Gilligan, P., Brenner, S., and Venkatesh, B. 2002 . Fugu and human sequence comparison identifies novel human genes...
  7. ...). This small fraction of the includes most known protein-coding exons and the majority of known transcriptional regulatory elements ( Rat Genome Sequencing Project Consortium 2004 ). Considering such estimates, as well as recent studies that successfully leveraged sequence conservation to identify regions...
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