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Long, abundantly expressed non-coding transcripts are altered in cancer.
Human molecular genetics - 1 Mar 2008
Perez Damon S, Hoage Tiffany R, Pritchett Jay R, Ducharme-Smith Allison L, Halling Meredith L, Ganapathiraju Sree C, Streng Paul S, Smith David I
Abstract excerpt
Recent studies with tiling arrays have revealed more genomic transcription than previously anticipated. Whole new groups of non-coding transcripts (NCTs) have been detected. Some of these NCTs, including miRNAs, can regulate gene expression. To date, most known NCTs studied have been relatively short, but several important regulatory NCTs, including XIST, MALAT-1, BC1 and BC200, are considerably larger in length...
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