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  1. ...this catalog, we show that, across multiple tissues, transcribed, unprocessed pseudogenes exhibit chromatin patterns similar to those of active protein-coding genes. In contrast, transcribed, processed pseudogenes show a strikingly different pattern: most lack the canonical hallmarks of transcription (e...
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  2. ...to quantify genomic convergence while controlling for species relatedness and age of transition.Life in arid environments has been studied in a variety of mammalian clades. Multiple adaptations enable species to cope with temperature and seasonal unpredictability and with challenges to food and water...
  3. ..., physical interactions, and epistatic interactions all potentially respond to the selection pressures on a gene, we can study patterns of evolution across species to find genes and proteins that have shared functions and processes. In this study, we propose an improved evolutionary method to build systems...
  4. ...simplified meta-TF–target networks with improved interpretability. (D3) We adapted the NicheNet framework to integrate gene regulation and signaling interaction databases from OmniPath, constructing integrated prior knowledge networks (PKNs). Annotating CSNs with these PKNs transforms them...
  5. ..., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213, USA Corresponding authors: jianma@cs.cmu.edu, skrieger@andrew.cmu.eduAbstractSpatial transcriptomics (ST) has transformed our understanding of tissue architecture and cellular interactions, but integrating ST data across platforms remains challenging due to differences in gene...
  6. ...to this work. Corresponding authors: vpopic@broadinstitute.org, bab@mit.edu, hoon.cho@yale.eduAbstractFinding relatives within a study cohort is a necessary step in many genomic studies. However, when the cohort is distributed across multiple entities subject to data-sharing restrictions, performing this step...
  7. ...for GCOD compared with the other methods at most sample sizes (right). We note that peak memory, unlike CPU time, does not sum across multiple parallel threads; this explains the drop for peak memory in GCOD and digenic at higher cohort sizes, which were parallelized (indicated by # for parallelized runs...
  8. ...cellular trajectories, such as cell cycle progression, to improve chromatin structure reconstruction. [Supplemental material is available for this article.] The modeling of three-dimensional (3D) chromatin structure has gained significant attention in recent years, largely owing to the development...
  9. ...-quadruplex structures across the evolutionary spectrum. Quadrupia has identified G-quadruplex sequences in 108,449 reference s, with a total of 140,181,277 G-quadruplexes. The database also hosts a collection of 319,784 G-quadruplex clusters of 20 or more members, annotated by taxonomic distributions, multiple sequence...
  10. ...also a need for tools to characterize and analyze TRs using long-read data across multiple samples. In this study, we present MotifScope, a novel algorithm for the characterization and visualization of TRs based on a de novo k-mer approach for motif discovery. Comparative analysis against established...
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