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New Spatial Grammar of Gene Expression
November 2 , 2024
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- Transcription factors are special proteins that help read the information in our DNA.
- They attach to the specific regions of the DNA and start a process called the transcription, which copies genetic information from DNA to RNA.
- New research found that the fate of a gene being transcribed depends on the location of the transcription factor binding site relative to the location where transcription begins.
- This provides insights into how different spatial arrangements of the same transcription factors can have different effects.
- The findings can “help filter and refine genomic tools and algorithms that predict gene expression”.
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