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  1. ...explain the transcriptional regulation of your GOI, this does not mean that you have to do all of the “wet-laboratory” experiments yourself: Data mining is a crucial step in developing your hypotheses. Proliferation of easily accessible, large-scale, high-throughput studies provides fertile ground...
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  2. ...inference by significantly increasing the number of samples used in network inference, leveraging large-scale publicly available and uniformly processed RNA-seq data from recount3 (Wilks et al. 2021) which includes human RNA-seq samples from GTEx (The GTEx Consortium 2020), TCGA (Tomczak et al. 2015...
  3. ...and one 3′ UTR shortening gene using primers that amplify a common region (PA1 + PA2) and the longer 3′ UTR (PA2). The qRT-PCR results match what were tallied from the PAT-seq large-scale data (Supplemental Fig. S7). Intriguingly, with the development of rice, more genes used longer 3′ UTRs than shorter 3...
  4. ...of branch site are imprecise as reverse transcriptase skips several nucleotides while traversing a 2–5 linkage. Here, we report large-scale mapping of the branchpoints from deep sequencing data in three different species and in the SF3B1 K700E oncogenic mutant background.We have developed a novel method...
  5. ...on a large scale, permitting forward genetic screens to annotate the function of numerous genes at a much greater pace than currently available methodologies. Results 303 sequence coverage identifies the majority of SNVs We generated a collection of EMS-induced lethal mutations on the Drosophila X chromosome...
  6. ...Genome-wide chemical mutagenesis screens allow unbiased saturation of the cancer and identification of drug resistance mutations Jonathan S. Brammeld,1 Mia Petljak,1 Inigo Martincorena,1 Steven P. Williams,1 Luz Garcia Alonso,2 Alba Dalmases,3 Beatriz Bellosillo,3 Carla Daniela Robles-Espinoza,4...
  7. ...transposons, including the rarer types, can be found within the zebrafish , which harbors a much greater diversity of TEs than is typically observed in mammalian s (Furano et al. 2004; Howe et al. 2013; Chalopin et al. 2015).Genome-wide studies have revealed that TEs are expressed in a tightly regulated...
  8. ...respond to environmental fluctuations by rewiring gene regulatory networks. In particular, suppression on protein synthesis usually provides cells with a resource allocating solution within a few minutes of exposure to stress (López-Maury et al. 2008). As a class of key informational molecules...
  9. ...lineages. (B) Quantitative real-time PCR showing the expression of Klf members klf1, klf3, klf4b, klf6a, and klf8 in klf3 mutants.DiscussionIn this study, we performed large-scale knockout of 1333 genes on zebrafish Chromosome 1 and successfully mutated 1029 of them. Among them, 962 are coding genes and 67...
  10. ...reported for the same gene. This is a significant setback to researchers interested in rapidly testing candidate gene validity in a vertebrate model system. Recently, many large-scale reverse genetics projects have generated thousands of mutants in zebrafish, which will have a major impact...
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