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  1. ..., hinging on the precise binding of transcription factors (TFs) and cofactors to gene regulatory elements such as promoters and enhancers. Although it is relatively routine to profile -wide DNA binding landscapes of proteins, identifying the specific proteins that bind to, and regulate the transcription of...
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  2. ...translated TE ORFs (n = 4), TEprof2-predicted ORFs (n = 4), and unannotated genomic regions (n = 2998) (Fig. 8A; Supplemental Table S9). A similar analysis in DAC13 patient-derived pancreatic tumor organoids identified 11,380 HLA-bound peptides. Among them, the TEprof2-derived peptide FLIQHLPLV was predicted...
  3. ...to five ovarian cancer data sets, we identify an integrated gene program indicative of tumor-infiltrating T cells across gene panels. Together, LLOKI provides a robust foundation for cross-platform ST studies, with the potential to scale to large atlas data sets, enabling deeper insights into cellular...
  4. ...using BEDTools (2.31.0) (Quinlan and Hall 2010), and gene information was annotated accordingly. Cleavage sites for each read were determined based on the assumption that the beginning of Read1 corresponds to the N+1 nucleotide. The m3C sites identified in this study were converted to genomic...
  5. ...depth derived from genomic alignments. Further analysis of hexamer binding positions across the GAPDH-201 coding regions tracked the genomic starting points of mapped reads, revealing diverse preferences for hexamer priming sites. Approximately 95% of identified hexamer priming sites...
  6. ...a choreography of numerous small and large RNPs; even the replication of telomeric DNA requires an RNP. All these examples are stable RNPs that exhibit specific sedimentation rates (e.g., in a sucrose gradient) based on the composition of RNA and protein. In this study, we aimed to identify RNA components...
  7. ...ends of mRNA molecules. Here, we describe the specific challenges of identifying and quantifying mRNA terminal ends with LRS technologies and how these issues influence biological interpretations of LRS data. We then review recent experimental and computational advances designed to alleviate...
  8. ...: The gene view in ggRibo allows users to identify translated isoforms, whether annotated or unannotated. Relying solely on annotated isoforms in single-transcript viewers might overlook translation occurring on unannotated transcripts. Sixth is availability: Online tools may be restrained by server capacity...
  9. ...in a genomic area where a gain has occurred; postduplication mutations, as those with a single copy, as previously described (see Methods) (Jamal-Hanjani et al. 2017; Gerstung et al. 2020). These timed FIEs (Fig. 1C) were then used to identify differences between preduplication and postduplication in terms...
  10. ...genomics. Early works in molecular biology on gene expression were limited, because purified RNA is unstable and difficult to work with. However, the discovery (and use in the laboratory) of reverse transcriptase, permitting the controlled synthesis of RNAs into cDNAs (Maniatis et al. 1976...
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