Sentences with phrase «exon transcripts»

Of the remaining features, about 75 % represent single - exon transcripts, leaving 756 and 847 putatively novel multi-exonic genes expressed in the VNO and OM respectively.
We focused on a de novo six exon transcript that is extremely highly expressed in the VNO (the 6th most abundant in the transcriptome) and a second, less abundantly expressed novel transcript located adjacent to it in the genome that has OM expression.

Not exact matches

Researchers know that cells chop single genes into shorter pieces called exons, which they mix and match into one transcript for creating a protein.
Clariom D Pico assays allow discovery of coding and noncoding genes, exons, and splicing events, including rare transcripts, expanding the potential for finding novel biomarkers missed by alternative techniques.
Primary miRNA transcripts, or pri - miRNAs, are quickly processed into mature miRNAs from hairpin structures located in the exons or introns of pri - miRNA transcripts.
Instead, most SMN2 transcripts lack a critical exon, and the resulting protein is unstable and is degraded.
This introduces a stop codon in the sequence of the normally spliced transcript and it also creates a new splice donor site in exon 2.
The vast majority of receptor genes contain several exons and it is common to observe differential inclusion of these, diversifying the transcript set produced from each gene.
The removal of exon 3 resulted in a deletion of the RNA binding domain and a frame - shift in the remaining transcript.
Instead, a single novel transcript corresponding to the size of the predicted chimeric transcript consisting of the truncated Boule and beta - geo (a transcript containing exon 1, 2 and lacZ, Figure 4C) is present.
OR and V1R genes typically have coding regions that span a single exon, but we identified 54 OR and 15 V1R genes where at least one of the reconstructed transcripts has an intron within the protein coding sequence (as annotated in Ensembl).
(D) RT - PCR using primers spanning exons 2 to 4 further confirmed the complete absence of wild type transcripts.
Using primers spanning all 12 exons, we found two major Boule transcripts, both of which were most highly expressed in the adult testis.
We further confirmed the absence of wild type Boule transcripts by the more sensitive RT - PCR and did not detect exon 3 in the mutant transcript.
A few receptor genes have more than 8 different isoforms (38 VRs and 10 ORs), however in most of these cases this is due to the presence of several transcription start sites (TSS) or exons that differ in length by just a few nucleotides, so several of the final transcripts differ only very slightly (Figure S7B).
Indeed, most alternative exons do not seem to be under selective pressure, suggesting that a large majority of predicted alternative transcripts may not even be translated into proteins.
Nanopore sequencing of full - length BRCA1 mRNA transcripts reveals co-occurrence of known exon skipping events
Although Nelson et al. observed only 2 % genome editing in one experiment, they found the exon - skipped transcript constituted 59 % of total dystrophin mRNA, similar to the 39 % observed by Tabebordbar et al..
In conjunction with these strains, several cre transgenic strains have been created where BAC engineering was used to insert an intron containing cre or creERT2 cassettes, followed by a polyadenylation sequence to terminate transcription of the fusion transcript immediately after the recombinase gene, into the BAC vector at the initiating ATG codon in the first coding exon of the gene.
Clinical trials have used oligonucleotide exon skipping (OEN) to remove mutated exons from the dystrophin transcript.
Very recently the causal mutation has been identified by two research groups almost simultaneously, as a large genomic deletion of ADAM9 (A Disintegrin And Metalloprotease domain, family member 9) that removes exons 15 and 16 of the ADAM9 transcript [53, 54] and generates a premature stop codon that is predicted to result in a truncated protein that lacks critical domains.
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