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Systematic identification of A-to-I editing associated regulators from multiple human cancers

2019-10-21

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A-to-I editing is the most common editing type in human that is catalyzed by ADAR family members (ADARs), ADAR1 and ADAR2. Millions of A-to-I editing sites have been discovered recently, however, the regulation mechanisms of the RNA editing process are still not clear. Here we developed a two-step logistic regression model to identify genes that are potentially involved in RNA editing process in four human cancers...

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9de065ec-9694-5fc6-bbb0-d9f2242325f5
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10.1101/812610
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