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  1. ....117 2129 gr.231845.117 Corrigendum Corrigendum Corrigenda Mateo Juan L. van den Berg Debbie L.C. Haeussler Maximilian Drechsel Daniela Gaber Zachary B. Castro Diogo S. Robson Paul Lu Q. Richard Crawford Gregory E. Flicek Paul Ettwiller Laurence Wittbrodt Joachim Guillemot François Martynoga Ben 12 2017 22...
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  2. ...@gmail.com, juan.mateo@cos.uni-heidelberg.deAbstractThe gene regulatory network (GRN) that supports neural stem cell (NS cell) self-renewal has so far been poorly characterized. Knowledge of the central transcription factors (TFs), the noncoding gene regulatory regions that they bind to, and the genes whose...
  3. ...neural networks with transformers. Compared with current state-of-the-art models, ScPGE exhibits superior performance in predicting gene expression and yields higher accuracy in identifying active enhancer–gene interactions through attention mechanisms. By comprehensively analyzing ScPGE's predictions...
  4. ..., and interpretable exploration of causal GRNs with prior knowledge and multi-omics data.Gene regulatory networks (GRNs), which encapsulate the complex interactions among transcription factors (TFs), target genes, and various regulatory elements, constitute the core machinery of gene regulation (Levine and Davidson...
  5. ...associated with cCREs and AD GWAS data across diverse cellular populations.Cell type–specific TF regulatory network in AD progressionTo gain further insight into TF-mediated gene regulation across AD progression, we constructed cell type–specific positive TF regulatory networks. We identified candidate...
  6. ...Res 1088-9051 1549-5469 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press 9509184 10.1101/gr.281294.125 ;36/2/432 ;gr.281294.125 432 gr.281294.125 Corrigendum Corrigendum Corrigenda Corrigendum Corrigendum Razavi-Mohseni Milad Huang Weitai Guo Yu A. Shigaki Dustin Ho Shamaine Wei Ting Tan Patrick Skanderup Anders J...
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  7. ...by adult P. pacificus with teeth colored for ease of visualization. (B) A gene-regulatory network for mouth-form development with St-promoting genes colored in blue and Eu-promoting genes in red. Genes in black may regulate the development of both morphs. (C) Experimental design for developmental...
  8. ...In a new window Figure 3. Mapping and characterization of regulatory variants. (A) Proportions of molGenes with different numbers of independent molQTL. From left to right, the panels show the proportions for eGenes, sGenes, and apaGenes across tissues. Bars of different colors represent molGenes...
  9. ...are largely unknown. Here, we profile -wide changes to gene expression and chromatin structure in cardiomyocytes derived from human pluripotent stem cells. We identify and characterize a gene regulatory element essential for regulating MYH6 expression, which encodes human fetal myosin. Using chromatin...
  10. ...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...
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