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  1. ...in such translation regulation with a developmental context, we performed Ribo-seq for estimating gene-specific TE. As detailed above for our analysis in Figure 4C, we similarly divided the predicted target genes of pupa-accumulated tsRNAs into three functional groups (metamorphosis, translation, and others). Figure...
  2. .... As part of the FANTOM6 project, we systematically knocked down the expression of 285 lncRNAs in human dermal fibroblasts and quantified cellular growth, morphological changes, and transcriptomic responses using Capped Analysis of Gene Expression (CAGE). Antisense oligonucleotides targeting the same lncRNAs...
  3. ...in the stems, the 5′-most G is completely conserved within all Class I RNAs from all six dictyostelids representing each evolutionary group of Dictyostelia. The predicted base-paired structure of the stem and the unstructured feature of the conserved sequence motif correspond well with previous in vitro...
  4. ...Yak, droEre)), droAna), (droPer, droPse)), droWil), ((droVir, droMoj), droGri)) (Stark et al. 2007). All lncRNAs emerging more than 40 million years ago were regarded as old lncRNAs (Chen et al. 2010), and the young lncRNAs were further divided into two or three age groups to calculate the relative...
  5. ...to predict the silencing class of all unlabeled X-linked genes given the same set of input features. The predictions are validated by comparing them to measured half-times from undifferentiated mRNA-seq data, with pyrosequencing experiments (few selected genes) and with measured silencing dynamics of genes...
  6. ..., none of the 230 nat-siRNA-associated NAT pairs were regulated by light. These results suggest that natsiRNA-mediated regulation of NAT pairs does not contribute to light signaling pathways in general. Discussion Long noncoding NATs are a pervasive feature of the Arabidopsis The proportion of antisense...
  7. ...gene annotations in human (Derrien et al. 2012). We based our analysis on version 12 of GENCODE, which includes 30,645 noncoding transcripts grouped in 11,790 loci. This set includes transcript types that overlap protein-coding genes such as intronic noncoding RNAs or noncoding isoforms of mRNAs...
  8. ...). As observed in previous studies (Chen et al. 2005; RIKEN Genome Exploration Research Group et al. 2005), the expression of most SAS gene pairs was positively correlated, indicating concordant expression (Fig. 2A). Regions of SAS overlap are enriched in exons with antisense-correlated splicing events RNA...
  9. ...intergenic, 184 intronic overlapping, and 566 antisense exonic overlapping transcripts, many of which are expressed in a developmentally regulatedmanner.We characterized each lncRNA by diverse features, including transcript structure, evolutionary conservation, developmental expression, and associated...
  10. ...Rate of elongation by RNA polymerase II is associated with specific gene features and epigenetic modifications Artur Veloso 1 , 2 , Killeen S. Kirkconnell 1 , 3 , Brian Magnuson 1 , Benjamin Biewen 1 , 4 , Michelle T. Paulsen 1...
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