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UAlbany Joins $10 Million Effort to Map RNA Modifications in the Human Body
University at Albany researchers receive $1.5 million to advance mass spectrometry-based RNA sequencing technology for mapping RNA modifications and investigating their roles in...
Tempus Receives IVDR Certification for xR RNA Sequencing for Solid Tumor Profiling
Tempus AI receives European IVDR certification for its xR assay, expanding access to RNA sequencing for detecting actionable gene fusions and splice variants in solid tumors...
SpliceCOV improves RNA sequencing analysis by filtering transcriptional noise
Researchers developed SpliceCOV, a machine learning tool that filters transcriptional noise from RNA sequencing data, improving splice-site identification and transcriptome...
Nanopore RNA sequencing reveals new patterns associated with RNA modifications
RNA molecules undergo chemical modifications that influence gene expression, RNA stability and cellular function. Although researchers have identified more than 170 types of RNA modifications, the sequence patterns associated with many of them remain poorly understood.Researchers at the Institute of ...
Overlooked ‘off switch’ in lung tumors may explain why immunotherapy doesn’t work for everyone
New research shows that human lung cancers use a process called alternative RNA splicing to produce different versions (isoforms) of the immune-alarm geneSTAT2, shown here as ribbons. Isoforms of STAT2 are associated with how well lung cancer patients respond to ...
Squids Edit RNA for Novel Protein Functions
In squids, high levels of RNA editing expand functionality of thousands of proteins, effectively diversifying protein stability, localization, and activity. Years ago Dr. Joshua Rosenthal and colleagues made a surprising discovery: cephalopods such as squid, octopuses, and cuttlefish, are ...
New marker panel and web tool help define early human cell fates
How can the identity of pluripotent stem cells be determined more reliably during their differentiation? Researchers from the IUF – Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicine and Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf have systematically validated marker genes for this purpose ...
RNA sequencing reveals molecular changes driving right ventricular heart failure
Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump blood effectively enough to meet the body's needs. Although cardiovascular research has traditionally focused on the left ventricle, dysfunction of the right ventricle is also associated with an increased risk of ...
Researchers Develop AI Tool to Map MicroRNA Binding Sites on Circular RNAs
Researchers developed an AI tool that predicts where microRNAs may bind within full-length circular RNA isoforms at nucleotide resolution circRNA–microRNA interactions can be difficult to map precisely. Researchers developed an AI bioinformatics tool, circMAC, to predict candidate microRNA binding ...
UAlbany Joins $10 Million Effort to Map RNA Modifications in the Human Body
University at Albany researchers receive $1.5 million to advance mass spectrometry-based RNA sequencing technology for mapping RNA modifications and investigating their roles in...
Tempus Receives IVDR Certification for xR RNA Sequencing for Solid Tumor Profiling
Tempus AI receives European IVDR certification for its xR assay, expanding access to RNA sequencing for detecting actionable gene fusions and splice variants in solid tumors...
SpliceCOV improves RNA sequencing analysis by filtering transcriptional noise
Researchers developed SpliceCOV, a machine learning tool that filters transcriptional noise from RNA sequencing data, improving splice-site identification and transcriptome...
Nanopore RNA sequencing reveals new patterns associated with RNA modifications
RNA molecules undergo chemical modifications that influence gene expression, RNA stability and cellular function. Although researchers have identified more than 170 types of RNA modifications, the sequence patterns associated with many of them remain poorly understood.Researchers at the Institute of ...
Overlooked ‘off switch’ in lung tumors may explain why immunotherapy doesn’t work for everyone
New research shows that human lung cancers use a process called alternative RNA splicing to produce different versions (isoforms) of the immune-alarm geneSTAT2, shown here as ribbons. Isoforms of STAT2 are associated with how well lung cancer patients respond to ...
Squids Edit RNA for Novel Protein Functions
In squids, high levels of RNA editing expand functionality of thousands of proteins, effectively diversifying protein stability, localization, and activity. Years ago Dr. Joshua Rosenthal and colleagues made a surprising discovery: cephalopods such as squid, octopuses, and cuttlefish, are ...
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UAlbany Joins $10 Million Effort to Map RNA Modifications in the Human Body
University at Albany researchers receive $1.5 million to advance mass spectrometry-based RNA sequencing technology for mapping RNA modifications and investigating their roles in...
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Tempus Receives IVDR Certification for xR RNA Sequencing for Solid Tumor Profiling
Tempus AI receives European IVDR certification for its xR assay, expanding access to RNA sequencing for detecting actionable gene fusions and splice variants in solid tumors...
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Bulk RNA-seq Analysis: A Complete Beginner’s Guide
How researchers move from RNA sequencing data to meaningful questions about genes, disease and treatment response. Source - Vaxonyx Two patients may receive the same medication for the same diagnosis and have very different experiences. One improves noticeably. Another ...





































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