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Overlapping antisense transcription in the human genome.

2002-06-01

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Accumulating evidence indicates an important role for non-coding RNA molecules in eukaryotic cell regulation. A small number of coding and non-coding overlapping antisense transcripts (OATs) in eukaryotes have been reported, some of which regulate expression of the corresponding sense transcript. The prevalence of this phenomenon is unknown, but there may be an enrichment of such transcripts at imprinted gene loci...

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3e5b397e-70bb-5602-b86b-402dc20f05a7
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10.1002/cfg.173
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