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Inferring functions of coding and non-coding genes using epigenomic patterns and deciphering the effect of combinatorics of transcription factors binding at promoters

2022-04-17

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The number of annotated genes in the human genome has increased tremendously, and understanding their biological role is challenging through experimental methods alone. There is a need for a computational approach to infer the function of genes, particularly for non-coding RNAs, with reliable explainability. We have utilized genomic features that are present across both coding and non-coding genes like transcripti...

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a60a0307-7eb1-5718-8ebb-2f951e0e28d0
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10.1101/2022.04.17.488570
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