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  1. ...of epigenetically and functionally annotated promoters for pseudogenes, lncRNAs, and protein-coding genes With the goal of characterizing the epigenetic landscape of pseudogenes and comparing it to other gene biotypes in a tissue-specific context, we compiled a comprehensive catalog of promoter regions...
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  2. ..., their explanatory values (potential causal relationships) as revealed by partial correlation analysis are not equal. By using cis-acting variation as perturbations to development, we observed a strong, likely direct, relationship between variants affecting open chromatin (TF binding) at proximal and distal sites...
  3. ...established to provide a comprehensive atlas of regulatory variants across a range of farmed animals. It has completed the pilot phase for cattle, pigs, and chickens, providing novel insights into molecular regulatory mechanisms of complex traits of economic and ecological value (Liu et al. 2022b; Teng et al...
  4. .... These structures have demonstrably shaped organismal evolution. However, a comprehensive, organism-wide G-quadruplex map encompassing the diversity of life has remained elusive. Here, we introduce Quadrupia, the most extensive and well-characterized G-quadruplex database to date, facilitating the exploration of G...
  5. ...) in individuals that are heterozygous for a cis-acting eVariant (Fig. 1A). The effect size of an eQTL describes the magnitude of the effect that it has on gene expression and is an important statistic for characterizing the nature of regulatory variants. Estimating the relative effect of eQTL alleles...
  6. ..., underscoring the need for a comprehensive functional characterization.Traditional approaches to identify active enhancers often correlate transcription factor binding with chromatin accessibility, RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) recruitment, or enhancer-associated histone modifications (Andersson and Sandelin 2020...
  7. ...alternative splicing across multiple exons, and are high priority for review in the context of variant pathogenicity assessment.DiscussionWe present SeqSplice, a high-throughput minigene splicing assay using a barcode approach that enabled simultaneous quantitative characterization of 1269 samples...
  8. ...-down assay combined with quantitative mass spectrometry using methylated DNA probes for each DNA sequence context. All mC readers known to date preferentially bind to the methylated probes, along with a range of new mC-binding protein candidates. Functional characterization of these mC readers, focused...
  9. ...@bcm.eduAbstractThe vast majority of protein-coding genes in the human produce multiple mRNA isoforms through alternative splicing, significantly enhancing the complexity of the transcriptome and proteome. To establish an efficient method for characterizing transcript isoforms within tissue samples, we conducted...
  10. ...12504, USA Corresponding author: selmecki@umn.eduAbstractThe human fungal pathogen Candida albicans poses a significant burden on global health, causing high rates of mortality and antifungal drug resistance. C. albicans is a heterozygous diploid organism that reproduces asexually. Structural variants...
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