Time: 18th February 2021 10.00 GMT/11.00 CET Abstract: RNA-Seq (RNA-sequencing or transcriptome sequencing) examines the quantity (quantification) and sequences (isoform identification) of RNA using various sequencing technologies. In this, the follow-up to our ‘A beginner’s guide to RNA-Seq’ webinar, our expert ...
Read More »RNA-seq and ChIP-seq data were used together to investigate the role and expression of ERVs
Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs) compose 8-10% of the human and mouse genomes [1]. Approximately 20% of TEs in the mouse and human genome are ERVs [1, 2]. During preimplantation development, ERVs are actively expressed across different stages. A minority of mouse ...
Read More »Non-coding RNA, splicing regulators and RNA promoters: an insight into the molecular basis of colorectal cancer
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is considered as a significant cause of death among cancer-related mortality rates [1]. The guidelines promoted by different medical associations keep pushing and promoting effective screening programs, which have increased the early diagnosis of CRC and vastly ...
Read More »Upcoming Webinar: A Beginners Guide to RNA-Sequencing
Time: Thursday February 4, 2021, 10.00 GMT / 11.00 CET Description: RNA-Seq (RNA-sequencing or transcriptome sequencing) examines the quantity (quantification) and sequences (isoform identification) of RNA using various sequencing technologies. In this webinar, our technical expert will guide you through ...
Read More »Upcoming Webinar – Comprehensive Data Analysis of Eukaryotic mRNA-Seq
Time: Wednesday, December 9th 10:30 am-11:30 am PST| 1:30 pm-2:30 pm EST Speaker: Mario S. Izidoro Jr., Ph.D., Technical Support Scientist, Novogene Corporation Inc. Mario Izidoro has a pharmacy degree and a master’s degree in biochemistry and human physiology. During his ...
Read More »Roadmap to the epitranscriptome
The “RNA world” is not at all hypothetical but rather the biological world we live in (1). For RNA to function within a modern cellular milieu of proteins and DNA, numerous chemical modifications coevolved that help sculpt its interactions (2). ...
Read More »The Marine Microbial Eukaryote Transcriptome Sequencing Project (MMETSP) – New database provides vast trove of genetic information on tiny single-celled organisms in the ocean
The ocean holds a bewildering array of microscopic life. Many of the smaller organisms are difficult to study or even to identify under a microscope. For this reason, scientists often look at the genes of these microbes to figure out ...
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