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  1. ...exceptions. By combining short and long reads in CTAT-LR-Fusion, we are able to further maximize the detection of fusion splicing isoforms and fusion-expressing tumor cells.Genomic rearrangements involving chromosomal translocations or deletions can yield fusion genes, in some cases activating oncogenes...
  2. ...disease susceptibility. This approach goes beyond characterizing gene regulatory variation in static, postmortem tissue and opens new avenues for studying GxE interactions in a controlled, in vitro setting.ResultsWe differentiated brain organoids from the induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) of 21...
  3. ...excluded the noncoding RNAs and only considered protein-coding genes. The expression levels between bona fide reads from RNA-seq and from fragments derived from sRNA-seq experiments were comparable for all four tissues, especially for the brain (Fig. 1A), although the association was also comparably high...
  4. ...) and Trisomy 21. (A) Schematic summarizing the comparative analysis and characterization of gene expression data from invdupdel(8p) and Trisomy 21 RNA-seq data sets. (B) Diagram comparing relative gene expression versus chromosome position along Chromosome 21. (C) The x-axis displays quantile grouping of genes...
  5. ...aberrations in cell-cycle control. In non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), instability occurs early in tumor growth, resulting in pronounced intratumor heterogeneity, including changes in gene copy number, and whole- doubling (WGD) in ∼75% of tumors. Gene duplication, genetic drift, and selection mediate...
  6. ..., hinging on the precise binding of transcription factors (TFs) and cofactors to gene regulatory elements such as promoters and enhancers. Although it is relatively routine to profile -wide DNA binding landscapes of proteins, identifying the specific proteins that bind to, and regulate the transcription of...
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  7. ...and identifying orthologous gene pairs, we 252 found that 3,632 cCRE–gene links (Supplemental Table S6) were conserved in humans based 253 on comparison with cCRE–gene correlations reported in a previous human brain study(Adams 254 et al. 2024). We observed moderate overlap between cCRE-gene links, age...
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  8. ...separate chromosomes. ALG γ was maintained alone on one chromosome (Chr 7), but genes from this ALG also dispersed to all other chromosomes (Fig. 4D). The C. mucedo exhibits a structure more derived from the ancestral state, characterized by numerous fission and fusion events with limited mixing, resulting...
  9. ...and Visium data sets from a breast tumor and colorectal tumor, we demonstrate that SIID enables fine-grained cell typing and better characterization of tumor microenvironments.ResultsSpatial Integration for Imputation and DeconvolutionSIID performs joint imputation and deconvolution of a single...
  10. ...characterization, as well as expression of these paralogs across iPSCs and fetal brain Iso-Seq libraries, normalized to median haplotype paralog copy number.Using this phylogenetic group classification of cluster 1 and 2 members, we revisited expression of the TBC1D3 gene family in humans, taking advantage...
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