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  1. ...C. elegans and the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster were selected for the modENCODE Project in 2007 because of their experimental strengths and prominence as model organisms as well as for their compact, sequenced s, which simplifies the identification of TF binding sites and candidate target genes...
  2. ...are evident, with select cells showing unique transcriptomic signatures associated with developmental maturation and specialized physiologies. Assessing this simplified biological system temporally at two key time-of-day (TOD) transitions, we identify additional TOD-responsive genes previously overlooked...
  3. ...regulatory mechanisms.Development is a highly regulated process that relies on the precise spatial and temporal control of gene expression patterns. Although transcriptional regulation is heavily studied, the regulation of mRNA decay can also be complex and necessarily influences mRNA abundance (Alonso 2012...
  4. ....Using chromatin states to understand germline regulatory mechanismsThe C. elegans germline is characterized by an organized trajectory along which proliferating germ cells enter meiosis I and either differentiate into sperm at the L4 stage or into oocytes as adults. These temporal and spatial dynamics result...
  5. ..., Schulenburg H. 2005. Evolutionary history of Caenorhabditis elegans inferred from microsatellites: evidence for spatial and temporal genetic differentiation and the occurrence of outbreeding. Mol Biol Evol 22: 160–173. doi:10.1093/molbev/msh264 ↵Hahnel SR, Zdraljevic S, Rodriguez BC, Zhao Y, McGrath PT...
  6. ...and the resulting spatial transformations mapped back to the transcriptomic data in order to create an aligned 3D gene expression data set. This is illustrated with the breast cancer spatial transcriptomics data set from Andersson et al. (2020b). (C) Several methods exist to provide expression data with spatial...
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  7. ...in a particular sample.We first mapped our TRAP-seq reads to the C. elegans and to existing gene models (for details, see Methods) and identified all aligned reads supporting annotated splice junctions, as well as high-confidence unannotated splice junctions. In total, we detected 145,811 splice junctions...
  8. ...detailed RNA-seq data for the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans with high temporal resolution in the embryo as well as representative samples from post-embryonic stages across the life cycle. The data reveal that early and late embryogenesis is accompanied by large numbers of genes changing expression...
  9. ...splicing events by using the mapping tracks of full-length RNA transcripts, which allowed us to identify 57,000 novel isoforms that are absent in the current annotation. We detected putative stage-specific expression of isoforms that was independent of the stage-specific expression of genes. Finally, we...
  10. ...-seq requires orders of magnitude less input than a single ChIP-seq.ATAC-seq identifies new distal regulatory regions that serve as tissue- and stage-specific enhancers in C. elegansEnhancers are key regulators of temporal- and tissue-specific gene expression that play important and conserved functions during...
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