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Coding region

Eun Kyung Lee, Myriam Gorospe · RNA Biology · 2011

The control of mammalian mRNA turnover and translation has been linked almost exclusively to specific cis-elements within the 5'- and 3'-untranslated regions (UTRs) of the mature mRNA. However, instances of regulated turnover and translation via cis-elements within the coding region (CR) of mRNAs are accumulating. Here, we describe the regulation of post-transcriptional fate through trans-binding factors (RNA-binding proteins and microRNAs) that function via CR sequences. We discuss how the CR enriches the post-transcriptional control of gene expression, and predict that new high-throughput technologies will enable a more mainstream study of CR-governed gene regulation.

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Coding Region

National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020

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Coding Region

Paul Becher, Andreas Gallei, Michaela Orlich et al. · 2005

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Coding region

The Dictionary of Genomics, Transcriptomics and Proteomics · 2015

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Coding region BSPs.

Evelyn K. Guevara (9930794), Jukka U. Palo (9930797), Sanni Översti (763801) et al. · Figshare · 2020

<p>(A) Study populations. (B) Macro-regions Andean (<i>N</i> = 72) and Amazonian (<i>N</i> = 52).</p>

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Lossless region coding schemes

Martin Turner · 2002

Summary form only given. The use of describing regions as separate entities within an image has been applied within specific fields of image compression for many years. This study hopes to show that the technique, when applied with care, is practical for virtually all image types. Three different schemes for segmenting and coding an image have been considered: array covering; region numbering; and edge following.

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psbA coding and non-coding region (partial sequences)

Wham, Drew C., Ning, Gang, LaJeunesse, Todd C. · Figshare · 2017

Sequence alignments of partial psbA coding and non-coding region haplotypes of Symbiodinium glynnii sp. nov. from the western, central and eastern Pacific Ocean.

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Distance to closest coding region.

Per Sjödin (254512), Thomas Bataillon (67444), Mikkel H. Schierup (53286) · Figshare · 2015

<p>Boxplots of distance to the closest coding region of polymorphic deletions (“poly del”, n = 4350), polymorphic insertions (“poly ins”, n = 1831), fixed human deletions (“hum del”, n = 5824) , fixed human insertions (“hum ins”, n = 4789) , chimp deletions (“pan del”, n = 7527) and chimp insertions (“pan ins”, n = 3929). Indels within coding regions were excluded.</p>

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Coding Region Polymorphisms, Haplogroup-specific.

Ai Chen (125519), Nicola Raule (125522), Anne Chomyn (125526) et al. · Figshare · 2015

<p>The table lists all the haplogroup- and subhaplogroup-specifying coding region polymorphisms found in the sequences of the mtDNAs of cybrids TF3A5, E8, T8, F8, and TFA7. The first column in each triplet indicates the nucleotide position of the polymorphism, the second column indicates the gene name and the nucleotide change (in the 16S or 12S rRNA genes) or the amino acid change or syn for synonymous substitution (in the protein coding genes), and the third column indicates the haplogroup or subhaplogroup with which each particular polymorphism is associated. Polymorphisms that cause an amino acid substitution are in boldface.</p>

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Methylation marks the coding region.

Satish Sati (184209), Vinay Singh Tanwar (184211), K. Anand Kumar (184212) et al. · Figshare · 2016

<p>Third exon of the <i>Ccdc 75</i> gene shows methylation in MeDIP-Seq data as visualized in UCSC genome browser.</p>

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Region adaptive subband image coding

Oh‐Jin Kwon, Rama Chellappa · IEEE Transactions on Image Processing · 1998

We present a region adaptive subband image coding scheme using the statistical properties of image subbands for various subband decompositions. Motivated by analytical results obtained when the input signal to the subband decomposition is a unit step function, we analyze the energy packing properties toward the lower frequency subbands, edges, and the dependency of energy distribution on the orientation of the edges, in subband decomposed images. Based on these investigations and ideal analysis/synthesis filtering done in the frequency domain, the region adaptive subband image coding scheme extracts suitably shaped regions in each subband and then uses adaptive entropy-constrained quantizers for different regions under the assumption of a generalized Gaussian distribution for the image subbands. We also address the problem of determining an optimal subband decomposition among all possible decompositions. Experimental results show that visual degradations in the reconstructed image are negligible at a bit rate of 1.0 b/pel and reasonable quality images are obtainable at rates as low as 0.25 b/pel.

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Alignments of FZF1 coding region

P. Almeida, Raquel de Melo Barbosa, Douda Bensasson et al. · Figshare · 2017

This is a gzip/tar compressed data archive with the alignments of the coding region of FZF1.

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