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Regulation potential of transcribed simple repeated sequences in developing neurons

2023-09-05

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Simple repeated sequences (SRSs), defined as tandem iterations of microsatellite- to satellite-sized DNA units, occupy a substantial part of the human genome. Some of these elements are known to be transcribed in the context of repeat expansion disorders. Mounting evidence suggests that the transcription of SRSs may also contribute to normal cellular functions. Here, we used genome-wide bioinformatics approaches t...

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Literature Corpus work: 63c8245e-fa4a-522c-b52b-4f9dee05ad61
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.04.556210

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