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  1. ...whether pseudogene expression mirrors that of their parent protein-coding genes across tissues. Cross-tissue co-expression analysis revealed that processed pseudogenes display significantly lower correlation with their parent genes than unprocessed pseudogenes (Wilcoxon rank-sum test, p-value = 4...
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  2. ..., including nonreference insertions that were not detected in our prior GTEx study. It has been proposed that MEIs may have broad effects on gene expression owing to their ability to disrupt genes, promote epigenetic gene silencing, and serve as alternate promoters (Chuong et al. 2017; Payer and Burns 2019...
  3. ....Molecular signatures of retina and brain microgliaTo gain deeper insight into the similarities and differences between microglia in the retina and brain at the molecular level, we examined global gene expression profiles using correlation heatmaps. For these analyses, we obtained the average gene expression for all...
  4. ...to gene silencing, H3K4me3 to gene activation and the effect of bivalent modification of both H3K4me3 and H3K27me3, but also identified many other relationships that may predict new epigenetic interactions important in epigenetic gene regulation. Our automated inference method, which is potentially...
  5. ...). These results are consistent with the silencer function of DFREs in T cells and the enhancer function of DFREs in hESCs. On the other hand, CTCF ChIP-seq TFBSs show no consistent correlation with either highly or lowly expressed genes in both cell types (Supplemental Fig. S16), supporting a functional...
  6. ..., and kidney across mammals, as well as in Gallus gallus and in the lizard Anolis carolinensis. This is accompanied by elevated expression of TCA cycle enzymes and reduction in hypoxia response genes, suggesting a conserved cross-tissue metabolic switch after birth/hatching. Analysis of about 70 known...
  7. ..., saliva, and buccal mucosa) and correlate it to phenotypic outcomes. This reveals a strong correlation between X inactivation skew and disease presentation, confirming the value in performing this assay and its potential as a way to prioritize patients for early intervention, such as gene therapy...
  8. ...to other research fields, most notably to bioclinical research that relies on annotation for personal genomics or disease-associated variant interpretation (Perenthaler et al. 2019). Gene regulatory elements are the most abundantly studied among the nongenic element types, and their epigenetic signatures...
  9. ..., likely due to the narrow expression breadth (i.e., tissue specificity) of MethExp genes. To distinguish between the alternative scenarios of promoter misannotation and unsuspected context-specific distal promoter usage, we carried out two specific analyses. First, we performed a locusspecific cross-tissue...
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