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  1. ...fide full-length ones but are absent in the current WormBase. The main purpose of this study was not to capture as many isoforms as possible but to demonstrate the capacity of the direct RNA sequencing technology in characterizing transcriptome complexity and in identifying novel RNA modifications...
  2. ...derivative of the N2 strain. We use improved long-read sequencing and manual assembly of 43 recalcitrant genomic regions to overcome deficiencies of prior N2 and VC2010 assemblies and to assemble tandem repeat loci, including a 772 kb sequence for the 45S rRNA genes. Although many differences from earlier...
  3. ...the transcriptome (Eisenberg and Levanon 2018; Duan 2025). Editing events taking place in coding sequences (CDSs)might alter the genomically encoded amino acid and lead to nonsynonymous changes, namely, “recoding” (Alon et al. 2015). Genome-wide profiling of RNA editing sites has been performed in several metazoans...
  4. ...full-length mRNAs and degradation intermediatesTo assess the roles of deadenylation, endonucleolytic cleavage, and decapping on NMD targets, we turned to whole-transcript, native RNA sequencing. Long-read sequencing offers key advantages over short-read sequencing, namely, (1) the ability to sequence...
  5. ...for the identification and quantification of sample-specific APA events in a transcriptome-wide manner by enriching the 3′ end of RNA transcripts, followed by high-throughput sequencing (3′ end-seq), such as 3P-seq, Aseq, Poly(A)-seq, and 3′ READS (Jan et al. 2011; Derti et al. 2012; Martin et al. 2012; Hoque et al...
  6. ...direct RNA-seq method can potentially overcome these issues while also identifying RNA modifications in the native molecule. However, sequencing throughput from current direct RNA protocols is still relatively low compared to cDNA-based protocols (∼20 M reads in direct RNA protocols [Oxford Nanopore...
  7. ...; Murdock et al. 2021; Yépez et al. 2022). However, previous studies have relied on SRS, which has limited ability to reconstruct full-length mRNA transcripts, making it challenging to interpret the exact impact of splice-altering variants or fully resolve novel gene fusions. Long-read RNA-seq in contrast...
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  8. ...′ ends of RNA molecules to ensure full-length sequencing.In principle, nanopore directRNA sequencing allows for full-length sequencing by bypassing terminal end or length biases created during library preparation. Additionally, directRNA sequencing can identify RNA modifications (e.g., the 5′ cap...
  9. ...; Brar and Weissman 2015), to uncover the complete transcriptome and translatome of S. pombe. Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) direct RNA (dRNA) sequencing (dRNA-seq) offers several important advantages over previous RNA-seq approaches: (1) It provides an unbiased snapshot of the native polyadenylated...
  10. ..., the differential expression of transcription factors and the differential association of genes enriched in a tissue suggest a direct regulatory relationship.DiscussionWe have dissected gene expression with lineage and tissue/organ resolution by producing deeply sequenced RNA-seq libraries from early in embryonic...
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