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  1. ...) Expression of genes associated with placental-specific DMRs based on closest transcription start site (Supplemental Table 6) is shown in TE, and 2nd and 3rd trimester placental villi.To investigate the potential role for placental-specific imprinting, gene expression in placenta was assessed using publicly...
  2. ...among murine IGs. Node size is proportional to node degree. Edge width maps the number of data sets in which two given nodes are coexpressed. (D) The Gemma database was searched for coexpression among human IGs and orthologs of murine IGs whose imprinting status in humans is unknown or uncertain (open...
  3. ...by differentially methylated regions (DMRs) of DNA that confer parent of origin-specific transcription. We developed a new strategy to identify imprinted gene-associated DMRs. Using genome-wide methylation profiling of sodium bisulfite modified DNA from normal human tissues of biparental origin, candidate DMRs were...
  4. ...a machine learning approach across the entire mouse for both identifying imprinted gene candidates and predicting their parental expression preference. We collected a series of DNA sequence features within and flanking each locus, such as statistics on repetitive elements, transcription factor binding sites...
  5. ...) with consequences for gene expression. At specific loci, cohesin is required for cell-type-specific long-range chromosomal interactions in cis during cellular differentiation (Hadjur et al. 2009). Genomic imprinting refers to the parental allele-specific transcription of a subset of genes inmammals and flowering...
  6. ...was evaluated. A total of 2073 of 2101 transcripts were mapped on the mouse ; 39 transcripts, excluding known imprinted genes, were mapped to previously reported imprinted regions. Their transcripts mapped close to known imprinted genes such as Wt1/Nnat/Gnas on Chr 2 (3 transcripts), Sgce /C opg2 on Chr6 (3...
  7. ...is located at the Gnasxl/Nespas promoter, and its deletion affects expression of all transcript of the locus, whereas a gDMR located at the 1A promoter is consider as subsidiary ICR and controls tissue-specific imprinted expression of the Gnas transcript only (Table 1; Fig. 1; Williamson et al. 2004, 2006...
  8. .... 1987; Li et al. 2018), genomic imprinting (Li et al. 1993; Suzuki et al. 2007; Court et al. 2014), X-Chromosome inactivation (Sharp et al. 2011), and transcription repression (Moore et al. 2013). As a result, variations in DNA methylation have been associated with human diseases such as aging...
  9. ...of Methyl-SNP-seq for target enrichment, we tested Methyl-SNP-seq combined with the Twist human comprehensive exome panel. The targeted Methyl-SNP-seq had a high mapping efficiency with 96% of the reads mapping to the human . The bisulfite conversion rate is 97% in CHG and CHH contexts. Targeted Methyl...
  10. ...a phase-separated model of transcriptional control during early embryo development. dbEmbryo offers web-based analytical tools and a comprehensive resource for biologists and clinicians to decipher molecular regulatory mechanisms of human and mouse early embryo development.During early mammalian embryo...
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