- Long non-coding
RNAs (long nc
RNAs,
lncRNA) are a type of
RNA,
generally defined as
transcripts more than 200
nucleotides that are not
translated into protein...
-
Brain cytoplasmic 200 long-noncoding
RNA (or BC200
lncRNA) is a 200
nucleotide RNA transcript found predominantly in the
brain with a
primary function...
- identification. FISH can also be used to
detect and
localize specific RNA targets (m
RNA,
lncRNA and mi
RNA)[citation needed] in cells,
circulating tumor cells, and...
- of
certain m
RNAs and
lncRNAs. m6A is not only
found on m
RNAs,
various non-coding
RNAs also
contain this mark. For instance, XIST, the
lncRNA that initiates...
-
noncoding RNA databases,
which provide information about lncRNAs. Rinn, J. L.; Chang, H. Y. (2012). "Genome
Regulation by Long
Noncoding RNAs". Annual...
- P53
regulation ****ociated
lncRNA is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the PRAL gene. "Human
PubMed Reference:".
National Center for Biotechnology...
- long non
coding RNAs (
lncRNAs). Xist and Hox
genes have both been
studied extensively and
display this
mechanism very well. The
lncRNA that the complex...
- of
intergenic spacer long
noncoding RNA (IGS
lncRNA).
Under normal conditions, the
genes that code for IGS
lncRNA are silenced.
Cellular stressors such...
- the gene.
RNA can be an
important regulator of gene activity, e.g. by micro
RNA (mi
RNA), antisense-
RNA, or long non-coding
RNA (
lncRNA).
LncRNAs differ from...
- Additionally,
discovered through analysis of the
function and
expression of
lncRNA,
lncRNAs are
correlated with the
expression of Il19, CXCL1, CXCL11, and TNFSF15...
