- are two
types of genes:
protein coding genes and
noncoding genes.
Noncoding genes are an
important part of
non-
coding DNA and they
include genes for transfer...
-
media related to
Non-
coding RNA. "RNAdb".
Archived from the
original on 2007-08-29. This
database is a
comprehensive mammalian noncoding RNA
database (RNAdb)...
- intervening/intergenic
noncoding RNAs (lincRNAs) are
sequences of
transcripts that do not
overlap protein-
coding genes. Long
non-
coding RNAs
include intergenic...
- of long
noncoding RNA databases,
which provide information about lncRNAs. Rinn, J. L.; Chang, H. Y. (2012). "Genome
Regulation by Long
Noncoding RNAs"....
- processing.
Noncoding genes include those for tRNAs,
ribosomal RNAs, microRNAs,
snRNAs and long
non-
coding RNAs (lncRNAs). The
number of
reported non-
coding genes...
- Verg****ola M,
Geissmann T,
Cossart P (2007). "Identification of new
noncoding RNAs in
Listeria monocytogenes and
prediction of mRNA targets". Nucleic...
-
Close to 99
percent of our
genome has been
historically classified as
noncoding,
useless "junk" DNA. Consequently,
these sequences were
rarely studied...
-
exists on a DNA molecule, one
strand is the
coding strand (or
sense strand), and the
other is the
noncoding strand (also
called the
antisense strand, anticoding...
-
non-repetitive DNA
decreases along with
increasing genome size in
complex eukaryotes.
Noncoding sequences include introns,
sequences for
non-
coding RNAs...
- by nucleases. Next to be
linked to
regulation were Xist and
other long
noncoding RNAs ****ociated with X
chromosome inactivation.
Their roles, at first...
