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A Joint Promoterome-Proteome Atlas Highlights the Molecular Diversity of Human Skeletal Muscles

2026-04-10

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More than 600 distinct skeletal muscles constitute up to 40% of the total mass of the human body. Human skeletal muscles differ in anatomical position, morphology, origin, and function, but the diversity of their molecular phenotypes, the gene expression and protein abundance profiles, remains poorly explored. Here, we report the large-scale CAGE-Seq promoterome profiling of 75 human skeletal muscles, complemented...

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Literature Corpus work: d562e7f6-487b-5546-956d-94a91ca0ae05
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.08.717200

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