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  1. ...confirmed (TEC)” and “immunoglobulin (IG) variable chain or T cell receptor (TR) genes” biotypes were removed. In addition, complex loci where alternative promoter or recombined segments are annotated with different gene names but cannot be considered as independent genes were also removed (Jung et al. 2006...
  2. ...to decipher tissue-specific codes of gene regulation for individual and groups of TFs using available single-cell gene expression data in both species. Studying key conserved factors in worm and fly greatly will enhance analysis, interpretation, and the broader relevance of data gathered in ENCODE and other...
  3. ...age-DEGs implies that there likely remain many more aging genes yet to be confirmed by experiments (Fig. 2F,G). Many of them, indeed, could represent tissue-specific aging programs driven by stress factors and cell–cell interactions in the local environment (Zhang et al. 2021). Furthermore, not all...
  4. ...component of mole-rat adaptations. Last, we investigated the contribution of repetitive elements to lineage-specific gene regulation in the mole-rat clade.ResultsComparative epigenomics of liver and heart regulatory activities in mole-ratsTo investigate the contribution of enhancer evolution to tissue-specific...
  5. ...to internal exons from protein-coding genes, despite these exons representing less than 1% of the .The cutoff of 100 reads retains the majority of GENCODE mRNA (61%) (and lncRNA [53%]) internal exons in the trapped exons. Thus, even though only a single cell line was used, the assay clearly shows...
  6. ..., respectively. Conversely, genes harboring common ELSs reported terms related to ordinary cell functions and membrane composition (Supplemental Table 5). Although this suggests an implication of intronic ELSs in tissue-specific functions, likely through tissue-specific gene regulation mechanisms...
  7. ...of regulation by DNA methylation, depending on factors such as cell type, developmental stage, and environmental conditions (Gardiner-Garden and Frommer 1987; Jaenisch and Bird 2003; Illingworth and Bird 2009; Loyfer et al. 2023). CG-rich sequences are predominantly found in the 5′-flanking regions of genes...
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  8. ....Visualization is emphasized in cell biology research to generate hypotheses and results. However, in omics studies, the visualization of sequencing data within genes of interest remains underutilized owing to a lack of appropriate tools. Recent advancements in plotting tools in the R programming language (R Core Team 2025...
  9. ...isoform expression levels and dynamic APA changes in each tissue and cell type. We identified a total of 40,748 PASs across 12,111 genes. Of these, 26.9% of genes had a single PAS, whereas 73.1% exhibited multiple PASs (Fig. 1B). Classification based on genomic annotation revealed that 63.1% of PASs were...
  10. ...evidence that splicing is more similar in tissues with shared cell type compositions (Qian et al. 2005; Ong and Corces 2011; The GTEx Consortium 2017). Table 1. Top 20 cross-tissue TE-IR hubs Rank Hub gene #Tissues Evidence (and references) 1 TMEM160 16 2 RBM14 15 Nuclear receptor coactivator...
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