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  1. ...reveal how alternative splicing events may alter receptor conformation, ligand binding, dimerization, and downstream signaling capabilities. However, experimental determination of protein structures, especially for multiple isoforms, is time-consuming, expensive, and often challenging. The advent...
  2. ...an alternative to fixed-category classification of cell states, allowing for cells to be described quantitatively by multiple gene expression programs. To alleviate the computational burden of topic model estimation and downstream analysis, single-cell data were first aggregated into 10,707 “pseudocells...
  3. ...Wig files were used; if multiple replicates were available, pooled reads from across all replicates were used for the bigWig files. Human cell type–specific ATAC-seq signals from single-nucleus ATAC-seq data were taken from the Cardiac Atlas of Regulatory Elements (CARE) portal (Hocker et al. 2021). TF...
  4. ...AS eventsWe tested ThorAxe on a curated set of 50 genes representing 16 families (Supplemental Table S1; Supplemental Methods), in which several splice variants have been associated with diverse protein functions. ThorAxe detected 448 alternative splicing, initiation, and termination events. RNA-seq splice...
  5. ...of the functional role of protein isoforms, providing mechanistic explanation of the origins of the proteomic diversity driven by the AS. Biosurfer is available as a Python package.Through mechanisms of alternative transcription, splicing, and polyadenylation, nearly every human gene can produce multiple protein...
  6. ...that neuronal-subtype differences in splicing have been interrogated and have revealed differences in isoform expression (Wamsley et al. 2018; Wang et al. 2018; Furlanis et al. 2019; Saito et al. 2019). Taken together, these observations and our own results suggest that an expanded use of alternative splicing...
  7. ...RNA stability, or alternative splicing between the alleles due to genetic variation (Nembaware et al. 2008; Pai et al. 2012; Amoah et al. 2021). That is, local genetic variants can influence transcriptional or posttranscriptional processes to modulate the mRNA abundance of each allele (Robles-Espinoza et al...
  8. .... 2016; Turner et al. 2018). In addition, alternative splicing results in RNA isoforms that differ in the composition of their RNA body (Tilgner et al. 2015; Garalde et al. 2018). Different mRNA isoforms can result in functionally different proteins. Vulnerabilities in splicing can lead to nonfunctional...
  9. ...pairs of each gene (Fig. 1A), only the top association in the linear regression was considered, and its P-value was adjusted for all TR–splicing pairs in each gene by employing a FastQTL permutation scheme. The adjusted P-values were further corrected for multiple gene testing by the Benjamini...
  10. ...) three histone marks associated with regulatory elements and promoter from the ENCODE. (B–D) RNA expression of miRNA-ATs (B), sense-mature miRNAs (C), and sense pri-miRNAs (D) in HEK293T cells transfected simultaneously with four gRNAs targeting the indicated miRNA-ATs along with the dCas9-activator...
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