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Purine-rich low complexity regions are potential RNA binding hubs in the human genome

2019-05-09

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Many long noncoding RNAs are bound to the chromatin and some of these interactions are mediated by triple helices. It is usually assumed that a transcript can form triplexes with a distinct set of genomic loci also known as triplex target sites (TTSs). Here we performed computational analyses of the TTSs that have been experimentally identified for particular RNAs. To assess the ability of these TTSs to bind other...

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10.12688/f1000research.13522.2
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