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  1. ...regulatory effects of multiple enhancers for a given gene) for each promoter using a unified set of PEIs from all haplotypes of a given tissue (see Supplemental Methods; Li et al. 2022; Zhi et al. 2022). As expected, genes with a larger RPS had higher expression within haplotypes (Supplemental Fig. S14H...
  2. ...sequence-based variant discovery (Gürsoy et al. 2020), and inference using gene expression values and associated loci (Harmanci and Gerstein 2016). The ubiquity of large-scale omics projects make this source of variants especially concerning (Gürsoy et al. 2020). Several studies have showed identification...
  3. ...previously introduced ANEVA, a method for assessing the gene expression distribution based on allelic expression (AE) of heterozygotic SNPs or eQTLs (Mohammadi et al. 2019). Recently, we have further extended this principle to use allelic expression over entire haplotypes (ANEVA-h), improving robustness...
  4. ...are more likely to overlap binding sites of multiple TFs, suggesting that they may be crucial regulatory focal points at coordinated caQTL signals.Identifying target genes for caPeaksWe used four approaches to link caPeaks to putative target genes (Fig. 3A; Supplemental Tables 9, 14–17): proximity...
  5. ...to predict from current annotations. Both common and rare SVs often affect the expression of multiple genes: SV-eQTLs affect an average of 1.82 nearby genes, whereas SNV- and indel-eQTLs affect an average of 1.09 genes, and 21.34% of rare expression-altering SVs show effects on two to nine different genes...
  6. .... S8). Considering that previous expression quantitative trait loci studies showed that gene expression is both cis- and trans-regulated (Lu et al. 2018, 2020a) whereas most known gene regulators from eQTL analyses are cis-regulators (Lu et al. 2018), the clustered dysregulation pattern suggests...
  7. ...sets obtained from the Molecular Signatures Database (MSigDB) (Ashburner et al. 2000; Xie et al. 2005; Liberzon et al. 2011; Meng et al. 2019; The Gene Ontology Consortium 2019). Previous studies have shown that cross-mappability can lead to false pseudogene positives in eQTL association studies (Saha...
  8. ...and females, and in response to dietary fat. We also found 45 genes with inconsistent ASE biases that switched direction across tissues and/or environments. Finally, we integrated ASE and QTL data from published intercrosses of the LG/J and SM/J strains. Our ASE genes are often enriched in QTLs for metabolic...
  9. ...of previously predicted functional elements. As an example, we investigated the gene Pkd2301 (Fig. 8). This gene had a strong local eQTL (LOD = 144.8) that had been previously identified302 (Gatti et al., 2017; Chick et al., 2016), and large amounts of variance explained (R2 = 0.6) by both303 chromatin state...
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  10. ...[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/] accession number PRJEB36890) (Byrska-Bishop et al. 2022).Maternal and paternal haplotypes were referred to as h0 and h1 in the text for brevity.WGS samples (n = 879), gene expression matrices of 49 tissues, and covariates for eQTL mapping of GTEx s were...
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