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  1. ...DNA sequence for the coexpressed adjacent gene models. The x -axis represents the genomic DNA length along the chromosome, and the y -axis represents the distribution of coexpressed gene models within a specific length of chromosome. A significant fraction of neighboring genes show a coexpression...
  2. ...by bisulfite genomic DNA sequencing. Importantly, the model-derived DNA methylation estimates simplify the interpretation of the results both at single-loci and at chromosome-wide levels. Epigenetics can be defined as the study of changes in the regulation of gene activity and expression that are not driven...
  3. ...groups observed that the covalent addition of a methyl group to the cytosine base in mammalian genomic DNA at certain loci is associated with differential gene expression of nearby genes (Razin and Riggs 1980; Sutter and Doerfler 1980; van der Ploeg and Flavell 1980). This led to decades of research...
  4. ...was generated by pooling long-range PCR amplicons of selected regions. For A. thaliana , the entire genomic DNA was subjected to isothermal amplification ( Clark et al. 2007 ). Nevertheless, the framework of our learning algorithm can be adapted to accommodate additional intensity variation resulting from...
  5. ...one AGI gene. All the data presented below on microarray transcript profiling and large-scale cloning relate to the CATMA v1 collection. All functional and structural annotation refers to the TIGR release 5.0 annotation. Synthesis The GSTs were PCR-amplified from genomic DNA. The gene...
  6. ...tags (GSTs) has also been created ( Hilson et al. 2004 ) in the CATMA (Complete Arabidopsis Transcriptome Analysis) project ( http://www.catma.org/ ). These are PCR-amplified regions of genomic DNA between 150 and 300 bp long that provide gene-specific probes to ∼21,000 Arabidopsis genes. These have...
  7. ...2009), and accumulation of promoter DNA methylation is associated with gene silencing (Jones and Baylin 2007). Previously, DNA methylation studies in prostate cancer have usedmethodologies of variable scale, focusing on either a few promoters (Li et al. 2005) or several thousand genomic regions with a...
  8. ...). Figure 3. mSTAD detects TARs corresponding to protein-coding genes and to novel transcribed regions. (A) Novel TARs detected in larval L2 intestine. Enlarged region shows location of primers and predicted RT-PCR amplicon from two TARs, L2-int-1 and L2-int-2. (B) RT-PCR detects novel TARs expressed...
  9. ...of the clustering. The HBV DNA methylomes may be examined at http://ubio.bioinfo.cnio.es/Methylyzer/main/index.html . Examples of the bisulfite genomic sequencing of multiple clones are shown in Figure 3B . Most importantly, the presence of DNA methylation at the HBVgp4 and HBVgp2 genes, which, respectively, code...
  10. ..., their genomic distribution was determined relative to gene position (Supplemental Fig. S3). No differences were observed in the overall distribution of DNA methylation between the developmental stages or salt elutions. Approximately 50% of the peaks are located in gene-distant regions (>5000 bp upstream...
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