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Many long intergenic non-coding RNAs distally regulate mRNA gene expression levels

2016-03-19

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Long intergenic non-coding RNAs (lincRNA) are members of a class of non-protein-coding RNA transcript that has recently been shown to contribute to gene regulatory processes and disease etiology. It has been hypothesized that lincRNAs influence disease risk through the regulation of mRNA transcription [88], possibly by interacting with regulatory proteins such as chromatin-modifying complexes [37, 50]. The hypothe...

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10.1101/044719
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