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Upstream open reading frames may contain hundreds of novel human exons

2024-03-23

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Several recent studies have presented evidence that the human gene catalogue should be expanded to include thousands of short open reading frames (ORFs) appearing upstream or downstream of existing protein-coding genes, each of which would comprise an additional bicistronic transcript in humans. Here we explore an alternative hypothesis that would explain the translational and evolutionary evidence for these upstr...

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3c4f9cb9-dd31-5007-a74f-2698ce2ba414
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10.1101/2024.03.22.586333
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