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  1. ...affects numerous genes involved in key cellular processes, including apoptosis, cell cycle regulation, and signal transduction (Yang et al. 2019). Specifically, HER2 alternative splicing has gained particular attention in the context of resistance to HER2-targeted therapies. HER2 splice variants have been...
  2. ..., Terrytown, NY 10591, USA; 9Computational Biology Department, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA Corresponding authors: jiang@cs.ucr.edu, cz2294@columbia.eduAbstractAlternative splicing plays a crucial role in protein diversity and gene expression regulation...
  3. ...expression and alternative splicing, thus impacting complex traits and phenotypes (Teng et al. 2024).Our comparative analysis across species revealed both conserved and species-specific aspects of APA regulation. In neuronal and germline cells, APA dynamics were remarkably conserved across evolution, from...
  4. ...epigenetic or transcriptional regulation. However, it is increasingly recognized that genetic variants also play critical roles in modulating post-transcriptional mechanisms, such as alternative splicing (Wang and Cooper 2007; Sterne-Weiler and Sanford 2014).Alternative splicing is an essential mechanism...
  5. ...PMods). We additionally show that rs344131, located within a regulatory enhancer region of SHROOM3, demonstrates allele-specific effects on enhancer activity and thus impacts expression levels of the associated SHROOM3 allele harboring any rare coding variant. Our findings also suggest that CePMods may serve...
  6. ...no correlation (Fig. 4F). These data indicate that while mCG and many mC readers are enriched in exons, mCG does not appear to direct splicing inclusion of events in Arabidopsis seedlings, and mC readers do not direct alternative splicing.Identification of mC reader protein interactionsTo gain insights...
  7. ...of this group. This study demonstrates the association between a karyotype variant and adaptive evolution and explains the recurrent SA fusion in the Lepidoptera.Large-scale chromosomal rearrangements such as fusions may promote ecological adaptation and speciation (Guerrero and Kirkpatrick 2014; Lucek et al...
  8. ...-confidence groups or random genomic regions (Fig. 2A,B). This indicated a potential role of the METTL3 complex and its methylation sites in the regulation of alternative splicing.Intronic m6A modifications correlate with RBM15 binding and H3K36me3The RNA-binding protein RBM15 plays an important role in targeting m6...
  9. ...through disruption of miRNA or RNA-binding protein regulation (Elkon et al. 2013; Mayr 2016; Tian and Manley 2017). APA is driven by a large complex of polyadenylation factors that recognize a series of highly conserved sequences within the 3′ UTR on the newly synthesized pre-mRNA before cleavage...
  10. ...previously proposed when analyzing the conservation of APA throughout evolution (Ara et al. 2006). Perhaps in many cases, APA is the result of a fail-safe mechanism to ensure that fully transcribed and spliced transcripts obtain a mature 3′ end (Proudfoot 2011). It is possible that each CPA site has a given...
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