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A Computational Survey of The Intronic Micrornas in the X Chromosomes of Human and Chimpanzee, Their Target Gene Interactions and Its Impact on Gene Regulation

2020-12-24

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The knowledge of what separates us genetically from our less-evolved relatives is crucial for gaining new biomedical insights about the human-chimpanzee relatedness for the use of appropriate stand-in towards the development of new treatments and diagnostic aids for various ailments. Although the genomes of humans and chimpanzees share 99% similarity, significant differences exist between the two species in their...

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3a53033e-2fa6-5e9e-9720-ac77cbf65a21
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10.20944/preprints202012.0637.v1
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