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Deregulation of epigenetic marks is correlated to differential exon usage of developmental genes

2020-12-18

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Alternative exon usage is known to affect a large portion of genes in mammalian genomes. Importantly, different splice forms sometimes lead to distinctly different protein functions. We analyzed data from the Human Epigenome Atlas (version 9) whereby we connected the differential usage of exons in various developmental stages of human cells/tissues to differential epigenetic modifications at the...

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db4c1a78-ce00-522c-9fba-9d77bd98cccd
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10.1101/2020.12.17.423086
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