Identification and comparative analysis of ncrnas in human, mouse and zebrafish indicate a conserved role in regulation of genes expressed in brain

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  • who: Zhipeng, Qu and David L., Adelson from the School of Molecular and Biomedical Science, The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia have published the research: Identification and Comparative Analysis of ncRNAs in Human, Mouse and Zebrafish Indicate a Conserved Role in Regulation of Genes Expressed in Brain, in the Journal: PLOS ONE | www.plosone.org of December/20,/2012
  • what: The results increase the number of annotated ncRNAs by more than an order of magnitude and are robust and highly significant for the following reasons. Because this positional bias was also previously reported in long . . .

     

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