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  1. ...those not residing 296 inside centromeres clustered in close proximity, with 62.7% found within 1 Mb of 297 centromeric regions (Wilcoxon test, p-value < 0.001, Supplemental Fig. S4D). This 298 pericentromeric enrichment pattern was further confirmed by re-alignment of 299 Chromosome 20 reads...
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  2. ...of a terminal distal deletion and an inverted duplication proximal to the Chromosome 8 centromere, termed invdupdel(8p) (Santucci et al. 2025). This rearrangement arises from aberrant pairing and recombination events during meiosis, which may be owing to the presence of the beta-defensin repeats and olfactory...
  3. ...–specific regulatory features that underlie chromatin accessibility.View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 4. Interpreting sequence features underlying model predictions. (A–D) Proportion of identified transcription factor motifs in different cell lines: (A) GM12878, (B) K562, (C) IMR-90, and (D...
  4. ...SC-specific transcriptional, chromatin, and replication landscapes.scRNA-seq profiling of GSC-like and CySC-like cellsWe performed scRNA-seq on nanos- and tj-driven Upd-overexpressing tumor samples (upd tumors), with two replicates each. Across these four samples, we consistently identified distinct germline and somatic...
  5. ..., is the primary determinant of 304 these degradation patterns. Additional examples of transcripts showing similar RNA 305 dynamics across the cell lines are shown in Supplemental Fig. S7A. However, we 306 identified exceptions in which transcripts exhibited cell type-specific RNA stability 307 trajectories (Fig...
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  6. ...,877, and 5687, respectively. Training and independent test data sets were split as shown in Supplemental Table S1.Overview of the EnDeep4mC architectureThe EnDeep4mC framework employs a dual-phase architecture for species-model co-optimization: (1) a dynamic feature selection (DFS) module identifies optimal...
  7. ...with the up- and downregulation of genes and use these signatures to reveal regulatory mechanisms previously unexplored in expression-based studies. Finally, we demonstrate that chromatin features are predictive of transcriptional activity, and we leverage these features to reconstruct chromatin...
  8. ...for the ribosomal genes 5S and 18S were decreased following ActD treatment, but the signals for the transcription of RNA polymerase II-driven genes (such as GAPDH, beta-actin, and alpha-tubulin) and those of α-satellite DNA (pTRA7 [chromosomes 13/14/21-specific], αXT [chromosomes 14/22-specific], and α...
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  9. ...cohort. These selected SNPs, referred to as feature SNPs, effectively capture the breed diversity and serve as useful tools for breed differentiation and ancestry inference. The widely used selection methods in previous studies involve identifying the most distinguishing features based on typical...
  10. ...the advantage of the PacBio HiFi reads in assembly of highly repetitive s. To investigate the quality, we also quantified the satellite DNA distribution along each chromosome (Supplemental Fig. S1). The most dominant satellites are LmiSat02A-176 and LmiSat27A-57. In addition, we identified several centromere...
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