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  1. ...of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California 95064, USA Corresponding author: vollmers@ucsc.eduAbstractGenerating an accurate and complete annotation for an organism is complex because the cells within each tissue can express a unique set of transcript isoforms from a unique set of genes. A comprehensive...
  2. ...authors: watersto@uw.edu, valerie.reinke@yale.eduAbstractA catalog of transcription factor (TF) binding sites in the is critical for deciphering regulatory relationships. Here, we present the culmination of the efforts of the modENCODE (model organism Encyclopedia of DNA Elements) and modERN (model...
  3. ...processed, unprocessed, and unitary pseudogene predictions other than via projection of existing annotations. CAT's current implementation also does not attempt to put weights on the features used for constructing a consensus gene set. Instead, it simply scores transcripts based on the sum of all features...
  4. ..., underlies phenotypic evolution and contributes to hybrid incompatibilities between species. However, repetitive genomic regions are fragmented and misassembled in most contemporary assemblies. We generated highly contiguous de novo reference s for the Drosophila simulans species complex (D. simulans, D...
  5. ...and was developed for the annotation of 1% ENCODE Regions (Zheng et al. 2007). This resulted in a consensus set of 7183pseudogenes, which are tagged level 1. The functional paralog of a pseudogene is often referred to as the ‘‘parent’’ gene. Currently, we have successfully identified parents for 9369 pseudogenes...
  6. ...to the embryonal part of the placenta, revealed 97 genes in common between both tissues (Supplemental Table S12; Supplemental Fig. S8B), including many transporters and transcription factors enriched again for morphogenesis, extracellular matrix, and angiogenesis GO terms (Supplemental Fig. S6D).The evolution...
  7. ...chromatin landscape and transcription factor binding sites (The modENCODE Consortium et al. 2010). There was a strong depletion for both SNVs and indels in chromatin regions enriched for several marks, including H3K36me2/3. We also observed an association with H3K9me2/3, which is associated...
  8. ...-species alignment, and CRS regions of low SI showed a higher degree of realignment when structure was taken into account (Fig. 1G,H). CRS regions within annotated coding sequences, UTRs, or targets of RNAand DNA-binding proteins (e.g., transcription factor [TF] binding sites) generally show higher SI...
  9. ...of Gene Expression Data section). In this way, a recent RT-PCR analysis suggests that a fifth of GENCODE genes contain exons that have yet to be annotated (Howald et al. 2012). Second, we must consider pervasive transcription. ENCODE found that 62.1% of the (combined across 15 cell lines) is covered...
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  10. ...models, 54 more than in the previous assembly (Fig. 1E). Even more drastic, 503 of these are predicted to encode intact genes (putatively functional), while in the previous annotation only 369 genes were predicted to be intact. Many of the predicted pseudogenes in the previous annotation did not have...
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