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  1. ...score to assign variants to splicing impact categories. We established the quality of SeqSplice results by showing that the splicing impact categories followed the expected trends/results based on (1) variant location; (2) published splicing data from assays using minigenes, whole-gene experimental...
  2. ...across individuals in a formal gene-level association test (Li and Leal 2008; Madsen and Browning 2009; Brandes et al. 2020; Backman et al. 2021; Jurgens et al. 2022; Karczewski et al. 2022). Likely deleterious variants within a gene are typically identified based on consequence annotations (e.g...
  3. ...disrupt endogenous gene regulation and 106 compromise genomic stability. Thus, selection cassettes are sometimes placed in 107 intronic regions to mitigate this limitation (Wang et al. 2022); however, these can 108 interfere with splicing and generate aberrant transcripts. Meanwhile, “safe harbor” loci...
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  4. ...was below the threshold (see Methods).FIE genes showed signals of positive selection, assessed using dN/dS (Fig. 2A; Supplemental Note 4), indicating significant enrichment in missense, nonsense, splice, and truncating mutations compared with synonymous variants. Pancancer FIEs showed positive cancer effect...
  5. .... By integrating transcription factor (TF)–target gene relationships, chromatin accessibility, and genetic variation, this framework aims to elucidate the cell type–specific regulatory mechanisms underlying AD progression, link genetic risk variants to cis-regulatory elements and target genes, and prioritize...
  6. .... Clustering analysis revealed a group of coregulated genes that increase expression during cell cycle progression, containing cell cycle regulators (Fig. 5D). As expected, ontology analysis confirmed that these variant genes are associated with processes regulating the cell cycle progression (Fig. 5E...
  7. ...in the expression of a target gene after enhancer–promoter loop formation (Kim et al. 2019), indicating that loops likely cause increased target gene expression.Such perturbation experiments, combined with newer and higher-resolution 3C variants, have shown that functionally active enhancer–promoter pairs have...
  8. ...frame is detected in the Arabidopsis ALP2 gene. The nORF range is highlighted with an orange box in the gene model. (F) A nORF using the blue reading frame is detected in a tomato G protein-coupled receptor beta subunit gene. The nORF range is highlighted with an orange box in the gene model...
  9. ...and is susceptible to splice variant “blindness.” Human cancer is especially rich in variations, including coding region mutations of TF genes; these features can sometimes offer similar insights as knockdown/knockout experiments. The Eukaryotic Promoter Database has the SNP2TFBS subdatabase linking genetic variants...
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  10. ...biological process contains aerobic metabolism genes (e.g., OXPHOS subunits, PPARGC1A, and PPARA), few of those genes are included in the enriched purine metabolism pathway genes in our study, suggesting that the enriched purine metabolic pathway is not caused by aerobic metabolic demands and appears...
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