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  1. ...immunoprecipitation) data sets (The ENCODE Project Consortium 2012) to investigate if each retained intron would have an enrichment in protein binding at retained introns compared to the non-retained introns in the same gene (Supplemental Fig. S4). In total, we found 8617 events exclusive to GET introns, 9940 events...
  2. ...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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  3. ...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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  4. ...expressed PCGs (overall-control) or 2000 randomly selected PCGs (random-control) (Fig. 3C; Supplemental Fig. S6A).View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 3. Parental genes of EIciRNAs are actively transcribed. (A) Boxplots displaying the distributions of percentages of CIRs and introns...
  5. ...role in regulating DexDHT-associated metabolic and estrogen response pathways in PCa cells (Audet-Walsh et al. 2017). Analysis of GRO-seq and scRNA-seq data revealed that ESRRG is expressed at higher levels than ESR1 (Supplemental Fig. S7D, S7G). Notably, the ESRRG locus contains both intronic...
  6. ...(causing loss of function), activating, latent (enabling another distinct driver mutation) (Nussinov and Tsai 2015), or, in rare cases, neofunctional, in which the protein function differs from the wild type and benefits the tumor. Many computational tools have been developed to predict cancer driver genes...
  7. ...influenced by cytoplasmic mRNA stability and export, as supported by analyses of intronic (nuclear) versus exonic reads in RNA-seq (Zaghlool et al. 2013; Gaidatzis et al. 2015; Bakken et al. 2018; Oh et al. 2022; Engström et al. 2025). In principle, our PARTAGE workflow can be adapted to whole...
  8. ...signature scoring in scRNA-seq data measures the activity of biological processes represented by predefined gene signatures. Such signatures are sets of genes associated with specific biological pathways, transcriptional states, or cell types and are used as a surrogate representation for a biological...
  9. ...-M, the first row in Fig. 2D), these PacBio HiFi reads supported the existence of the KIR2DS4/3DL1 fusion gene. We also explored the potential evolutionary relationship between the KIR2DS4, KIR3DL1, and KIR2DS4/3DL1 fusion genes. Several regions within intron 7 of KIR2DS4 and KIR3DL1 exhibited high...
  10. ...3 nt periodicity, a hallmark of translating ribosomes, within a gene-structure context, including introns and untranslated regions, enabling the study of novel open reading frames (ORFs), translation of different isoforms, and mechanisms of translational regulation. ggRibo can plot multiple Ribo...
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