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  1. ...levels from the two methods were significantly correlated (Supplemental Fig. 2A) (Spearman's correlations [rho], 0.792–0.816 across replicates). Moreover, gene-level allele-specific RNA expression was moderately concordant between the two approaches (Supplemental Fig. 2B) (weighted rho = 0.61, Methods...
  2. ...imbalances that can have functional consequences on phenotypes. Environmental signals also impact allele-specific expression, but how they contribute to this cross talk remains understudied. Here, we explored how genotype, parent-of-origin, tissue, sex, and dietary fat simultaneously influence ASE biases...
  3. ...availability of high-throughput RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) assays and methods for quantitative genotyping of single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) has allowed ASE to be studied in sugarcane (Vilela et al. 2017; Sforça et al. 2019; Cai et al. 2020; Correr et al. 2021). However, these previous investigations focused...
  4. ...modulated alternative splicing (GMAS) via identification of allele-specific splicing events. We demonstrate that GMAS events are shared across tissues and individuals more often than expected by chance, consistent with their genetically driven nature. Moreover, although the allelic bias of GMAS exons varies...
  5. ...traits are in noncoding regions and contribute to phenotypes by disrupting regulatory sequences. To characterize these variants, we developed a streamlined protocol for a high-throughput reporter assay, Biallelic Targeted STARR-seq (BiT-STARR-seq), that identifies allele-specific expression (ASE) while...
  6. ...to their progenitor B cells, and the transformation process is known to induce certain artifacts (Redon et al. 2006; Akey et al. 2007). Thus, although we believe LCLs represent a powerful model for high-throughput and large-scale G×E mapping, future work in primary tissues or induced pluripotent stem cells...
  7. ...Variation in histone configurations correlates with gene expression1 across nine inbred strains of mice2 Anna L. Tyler1,∗, Catrina Spruce1,∗, Romy Kursawe2, Annat Haber2, Robyn L. Ball1, Wendy4 A. Pitman1, Alexander D. Fine1, Narayanan Raghupathy1, Michael Walker1, Vivek M. Philip1,5 Christopher L...
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  8. ...by high-throughput sequencing (ChIP-seq), provided that a selective antibody exists for the TF. Although The ENCODE Project Consortium has generated such data for hundreds of human TFs, the data are typically from only a small number of cell types because of a major limitation of ChIP-seq: A separate...
  9. ...variation, and a fifth gene that falls into one of those classes, which could not be determined with the tissue samples currently at hand, as well as five genotyping errors in HapMap. Discussion In summary, we have developed an array hybridization-based approach to high-throughput allele-specific gene...
  10. ...).Taken together, these features show both the quality and richness of the data and their usefulness to further annotate the regulatory landscape of the Drosophila at these important stages of embryogenesis.Allele-specific variation is common across genotypes and regulatory layersTo quantify the impact of cis...
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