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  1. ...of a transposable element (TE) for the divergent function of gsdfY. By insertion within the gsdfY promoter region, this TE generated allelic diversification by bringing cis-regulatory modules that led to transcriptional rewiring and thus creation of a new MSD gene. This points out, for the first time...
  2. .... 2014; Machado et al. 2016; Sackton et al. 2019). Thus, relatively little is currently known about the genetics underpinning the macroevolution of beak shape. The current lack of insight connecting species or clade-specific candidate genes to large-scale evolutionary time may be explained by two main...
  3. ...–specific activation of TE-derived alternative promoters driving the expression of neurogenesis-associated genes. Long-read sequencing confirmed these TE-driven isoforms as significant contributors to neurogenic transcripts. We also show experimentally that a co-opted antisense L2 element drives temporal protein...
  4. .... ↵ Kimura, K. , Wakamatsu, A. , Suzuki, Y. , Ota, T. , Nishikawa, T. , Yamashita, R. , Yamamoto, J. , Sekine, M. , Tsuritani, K. , Wakaguri, H. , et al. ( 2006 ) Diversification of transcriptional modulation: Large-scale identification and characterization of putative alternative promoters of human genes...
  5. ...revealed that the majority of human genes are subject to regulation of alternative promoters, the biological relevance of this phenomenon remains unclear. We have also demonstrated that roughly half of the human RefSeq genes examined contain putative alternative promoters (PAPs). Here we report large-scale...
  6. ...(Keene 2007). Further systematic analysis of the TSS-seq and RNA-seq data should also be useful for examining post-transcriptional expression regulation, about which relatively little knowledge has been accumulated. Possible functions of putative alternative promoters We attempted to infer possible...
  7. ...for understanding the isoform-specific functions of a gene and identification of disease-relevant gene isoforms from bystander alternative forms of a gene. The role of alternative promoter is particularly critical in transcriptional regulation, since their precise utilization allows the balanced expression...
  8. ...of euchromatic regions and facilitates transcription elongation. In contrast, Ash1-mediated H3K36me3 localizes to promoters within facultative heterochromatin and represses transcription. Notably, Ash1-mediated H3K36me3 cooperates with Polycomb repressive complex 2 (PRC2)-dependent H3K27me3 to silence secondary...
  9. ...Deep small RNA sequencing from the nematode Ascaris reveals conservation, functional diversification, and novel developmental profiles Jianbin Wang 1 , Benjamin Czech 2 , Amanda Crunk 1 , Adam Wallace 1 , Makedonka Mitreva 3 , Gregory...
  10. ...). The regulatory blueprints that orchestrate the spatiotemporal dynamics of eukaryotic transcriptomes mirror this complexity. Large-scale surveys of chromatin modifications and transcription factor occupancy in diverse organisms have started to shed light on the abundance of cis-regulatory modules (Ernst et al...
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