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  1. ...a filter of a minimum of 1% of the cells of the data set which had to have robust expression for both the host and the nested gene, selecting 34 pairs. Finally, expression above the threshold for both the host and the nested gene allows the identification of cells which coexpress the pair. Expression above...
  2. ...and gene expression regulatory elements of the 5′ gene, or encoding fusion proteins with altered molecular functions, all leading to alterations in the cellular circuitry that ultimately drive uncontrolled cellular proliferation.Identification of gene fusions has been an essential part of charting...
  3. ...on the identification of key meta-TFs and their regulons associated with MP differentiation, a process distinct from erythropoiesis. Each meta-TF represents a TF module (i.e., a soft cluster) defined by a set of TF weights. Although analyzing a single TF’s coexpression often provides only a partial view of its function...
  4. ...with the expression compendia are available as an open resource, which will facilitate the identification of connections linking genes, modules, phenotypes, and diseases.The identification of gene function and the integrated understanding of their roles in physiology are core aims of many biological and biomedical...
  5. ...coexpression modules with differential responses to environmental microbiota. Third, we link the microbial and host transcriptome data by predicting a global map of more than 2800 metabolic interactions. These interactions represent statistical associations between variation in bacterial metabolic potential...
  6. ...perturbed genes. In parallel, 88 we incorporate a gene co-expression network to encode genes, allowing PRIM to 89 capture regulatory and expression-coupled relationships. Furthermore, by introducing 90 a cell encoding module based on control-cell expression profiles, PRIM learns 91 heterogeneous cellular...
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  7. ...analysis confirmed the enrichment of RT switching in novel splice junctions (FET P < 2.2 × 10−16) (Fig. 3D) and in NNC compared to NIC transcripts (7.24% versus 1.98%; FET P < 2.2 × 10−16). Described RT switching events affect minor isoforms of genes co-expressed with a major isoform that serves...
  8. ...two size extremes, but large modules comprising genes of small effect could also play pivotal roles in regulating metabolic changes across all seasons. We characterized interactions in expression among genes and identified modules of coexpressed liver genes correlated with body size using a weighted...
  9. ..., we performed weighted gene coexpression network analysis (WGCNA) across four tissues (Supplemental Fig. S8A). The analysis revealed that LOC101800576 and LOC101790890 were assigned to the shell gland ME3 module, GLP2R to the spleen ME7 module, and LOC119713219 to the ovary ME6 module (Supplemental...
  10. ...enable the effective identification of cancer driver lncRNAs, which are defined as those directly modulating the expression of cancer driver PCGs. They can be divided into oncogenic lncRNAs and tumor-suppressive lncRNAs according to their association with cancer driver PCGs.In this study, we first...
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