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  1. ...that dynamically selecting feature encodings via cross-species/model performance quantification and incremental feature selection and (2) a three-tier probability fusion architecture in which Tier-I employs models (CNN, Bi-LSTM, Transformer) to parallelly generate prediction initial probabilities, Tier...
  2. ...-regulatory elements with putative roles in transcriptional gene regulation have been identified (Encode Project Consortium 2012; Thurman et al. 2012). Following up on their annotation, a major challenge has been to functionally characterize these elements. Massively parallel reporter assays (MPRAs) were built...
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  3. ...and cDNA sequencing, based on patient-derived DNA and RNA, to systematically evaluate deep intronic variation. We identified all variants across the full genomic loci of targeted genes, applied the in silico tools SpliceAI and Pangolin to predict variants of functional consequence, and then carried out...
  4. ...transcriptomics data. Most current approaches to marker gene selection operate in a label-based framework, which is inherently limited by its dependency on predefined cell type labels or clustering results. In contrast, existing label-free methods often struggle to identify genes that characterize rare cell types...
  5. .... The presence of a PCR product indicates the expected gene deletion. DNA markers are indicated on the left. (C) Agarose gels showing RT-PCR products amplified from cDNA of control or Ythdc1 transposon excision lines using internal primers flanking an intron. Ectopic insertion in the opposite orientation...
  6. ...′ poly(A) tails of mRNAs were carried out by incubating each mRNA sample for 10 min at room temperature, using a T4 DNA ligase (New England Biolabs). Reverse transcription was performed in a 40 µL reaction volume on a Veriti 96-well fast thermal cycler (Applied Biosystems). The produced cDNA sample...
  7. ...783 amino acids long; 92.04% amino acid sequence identity) is also present in the subset of peptides identified as unique to ISWI1-IP replicates in the same MS data set (Singh et al. 2022). Based on their properties and the experiments reported below, we named our putative interacting candidate ISWI1...
  8. ...examine the similarities and differences of where these seven selected mC reader proteins were binding in the , we merged the peaks from each of the proteins into a nonoverlapping set of regions, which were then clustered based on their ChIP-seq signal for each of the mC reader proteins (Fig. 2E). Five...
  9. ...: zhangs@fudan.edu.cn, zsh@amss.ac.cnAbstractCell type annotation is a critical and essential task in single-cell data analysis. Various reference-based methods have provided rapid annotation for diverse single-cell data. However, selection of the optimal references and methods is often overlooked...
  10. ...,J), chromatin states in promoter regions do change across tissue section. To characterize these changes, we have selected genes based on the number of overenriched SpExel across the tissue (>40% occupied SpExel when considering all chromatin-state combinations and >10% for at least one of the chromatin states...
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