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Deep Learning enables reliable and comprehensive profiling of invertible promoters in microbes

2023-10-28

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Invertible promoters (invertons) are regulatory elements found in bacteria, with inverted repeat sequences at both ends, leading to alternating changes in the expression of the regulated genes. Since invertons were present in more than 20% of bacterial genomes, while they regulated more than 5% of genes in these genomes, they are of pivotal importance for microbial functional dynamics especially when under stress....

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DOI: 10.1101/2023.10.25.564076

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