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  1. ...including targeted RT-PCR analysis and RNA sequencing-based tests (Casadei et al. 2019; Wai et al. 2020; Bournazos et al. 2022). Bioinformatic splicing predictions and RNA splicing assay data are then used as evidence in variant pathogenicity assessment models, including the widely adopted American College...
  2. .... Error bars are standard deviation, calculated with bootstrapping.DiscussionWe used a pooled library of random mRNAs under the control of either the TATA+ inducible GALL promoter or the TATA-less constitutive RPL4A promoter to identify features inside of transcripts that exhibit quantitatively different...
  3. ..., Los Angeles, California 90095, USA; 5Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104, USA ↵6 These authors contributed equally to this work. Corresponding authors: xingyi@email.chop.edu, dougb@microbio.ucla.eduAbstractSteps of mRNA...
  4. ...) Experimental validation of the circRNA (or back-spliced) junction of circARID1A. The figure shows the expression fold changes (as determined by qRT-PCR) for circARID1A, ARID1A mRNA, and GAPDH (negative control) in the indicated tissues/cell lines before and after RNase R treatment. (C) Experimental examination...
  5. ...using widely 26 available bulk RNA-seq data. These IPA events can be further integrated with other regulatory 27 datasets to elucidate their interplay and functional significance. 28 Introduction 29 Cleavage and polyadenylation are a central step in mRNA biogenesis that determines transcript 30 3′ ends...
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  6. .... More specialized tools for this approach include the Peak Browser at ChIP Atlas (Oki et al. 2018) or browsing ChIPBase (Huang et al. 2023), which is especially strong for ncRNAs but can also be used for mRNA genes. The Eukaryotic Promoter Database ExPASy has the useful Mass Genome Annotation Archive...
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  7. .... 2001). Since the mir-80; mir-58.1; mir-81-82 quadruple mutant showed a reduced DNA damage–induced germ cell apoptosis response, we tested if CEP-1 activation following irradiationwas altered in thesemutants by essaying egl-1 induction with quantitative RT-PCR (Fig. 5C). We found no difference in egl-1...
  8. ...of rare cells expressing a unique mRNA in a large, mixed population of cells. We have demonstrated that RT-PCR can be done on whole cells without the need for extraction of the RNA. This allows for a great saving of time and effort, as well as allowing quantitative analysis to be based on the total number...
  9. ...). (F) Flow cytometry analysis of shRNA-infected cells after 3 days culture, stained with the erythroid-specific cell surface marker LY76 (also known as TER-119). (G) Quantitative RT-PCR of Jun mRNA expression in LIN− cells isolated from spleens of PHZ-treated mice and cultured for 3 days, followed...
  10. ...from normal fragments, resulting from other muta- tions, were identifiable on careful quantitation with Molecular Dynamics ImageQuaNT software. However, this approach will not succeed in all cases, because of the very low abundance of some patients' mutant NF1 mRNAs. DISCUSSION Long RT-PCR...
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