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  1. ...expectations for when differential gene expression should matter. Here, we collated existing data into a gene-regulatory network (GRN) and performed developmental transcriptomics across different environmental conditions, genetic backgrounds, and mutants to assess the regulatory logic of mouth-form plasticity...
  2. ...,036 potential causal variants (posterior inclusion probability [PIP] > 0.9) for 1186, 3592, 1685, and 2996 eGenes in the liver, ovary, shell gland, and spleen, respectively (Supplemental Table S6). These results provide a high-confidence set of candidate regulatory variants that can serve as reliable targets...
  3. ...outcomes, there must also be consistent regulation of such genes by cis-regulatory modules (CRMs). CRMs consist of clusters of transcription factor binding sites (TFBSs) that regulate the expression of target genes through collective or competitive binding of operative transcription factors (TFs). However...
  4. ...–specific TFs in regulating key genes associated with AD progression, linking transcriptional changes to genetic risk loci and highlighting potential mechanisms underlying disease pathology.View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 5. Cell type–specific TF regulatory network. (A) TF regulatory...
  5. ...sitesA eukaryotic gene typically consists of regulatory elements such as distal enhancers, which can act over long distances; a proximal promoter containing key TF binding sites; a core promoter surrounding the transcription start site (TSS) where the preinitiation complex assembles, followed...
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  6. ...). Consistent with expectation, hypoxic treatment, specifically, also induced a well-recognized core regulatory program across all cell types, including the upregulation of hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF) target genes (Cummins and Taylor 2005; Semenza 2012; Chang et al. 2015). Consistent with this, the hypoxia...
  7. ..., and interpretable exploration of causal GRNs with prior knowledge and multi-omics data.Gene regulatory networks (GRNs), which encapsulate the complex interactions among transcription factors (TFs), target genes, and various regulatory elements, constitute the core machinery of gene regulation (Levine and Davidson...
  8. ...transcriptional programs. Gene expression is regulated by cis-regulatory elements (CREs) in a spatiotemporal manner through precise gene regulatory networks (Lee and Young 2013; Levine et al. 2014; Long et al. 2016). Understanding these regulatory mechanisms beyond transcription may reveal critical aspects of how...
  9. ...were normalized by the mean of the pre-exercise samples. (C) Network plot reveals the cell-type-specific target genes (blue) of PPARD (orange) identified by the integrated regulatory circuit analysis. Selected GO terms enriched in the target genes are annotated below. (D,E) Log2 fold-change (log2FC...
  10. ...correction applied).TE-chimeric transcript–derived peptides are validated as putative neoantigensTo overcome the resistance associated with LTR7-PLAAT4 and target lethal cancers driven by aberrant epigenetic activation of TEs, we turned to recent investigations that revealed the capacity of TEs in harboring...
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