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Frequent translation of small open reading frames in evolutionary conserved lncRNA regions

2018-06-16

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> The mammalian transcriptome includes thousands of transcripts that do not correspond to annotated protein-coding genes. Although many of these transcripts show homology between human and mouse, only a small proportion of them have been functionally characterized. Here we use ribosome profiling data to identify translated open reading frames, as well as non-ribosomal protein-RNA interactions, in e...

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909d57cb-a004-50ad-9de8-33906c447757
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10.1101/348326
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